House wren

House Wren Troglodytes aedon Feeding Behavior Forages very actively in dense vegetation. Forages at various levels, sometimes high in trees but usually low, searching for insects among foliage, on

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It's easy to get confused when identifying a house wren vs a Carolina wren. Learn what the birds look like, where to find them and more.

House wren in flowers #LivingLifeInFullBloom hospitality to the wild #birds #messengersFromHeven

Wren Species In Arkansas ~ 1. House wren (migration, nonbreeding), 2. winter wren (nonbreeding), 3. Bewick's wren (in western Arkansas : nonbreeding, year-round), 4. Carolina wren (year-round), 5. sedge wren (migration), & 6. marsh wren (migration) #ornithology #bird_watching

IT'S THURSDAY, March 19th, 2020, as Ken Druse and I are taping this show from our respective homes via Skype. In my weekly newsletter last Sunday, I said I didn't know just what to say,

Similar looking birds to Northern House Wren: Winter Wren Adult/immature, Pacific Wren Adult/immature, Bewick's Wren Adult/immature, Carolina Wren Adult, Marsh Wren Adult/immature, Sedge Wren Adult/immature, Rock Wren Adult

Wren, Troglodytes troglodytes, adult male on perch, Scotland

Happy Sunday, y’all! Hope the weekend is going well for you! Our plans for fence and paint got overcome by rain yesterday so…not sure when that will all get done! Hoping to get seedl…