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The Carolina Wren, Thryothorus ludovicianus is a small reddish-brown wren that loves yards and neighborhoods. Wrens tend to skulk and conceal themselves, so you might not see them too often!

In human terms, it doesn’t take long for the little ones to grow and fledge – around two weeks in most cases. We watched from ...

The team is "here to stay," no matter what, lead researcher Keith Bowers said, amid federal funding changes for scientific ...

The jaunty Carolina wren is one of few songbird species in Georgia that sing in the dead of winter. Other cold weather singers include cardinals, song sparrows and white-throated sparrows (winter ...

Carolina Wrens thrive in varied habitat that includes swamps, forests and suburban yards, but usually stick close to dense shrubs, tangles and brush piles. Their thin, ...

The Carolina wren may soon become a regular backyard bird for all of us. Bill Danielson has been a professional writer and nature photographer for 26 years. He has worked for the National Park Service ...

The Carolina Wren may soon become a regular backyard bird for all of us. Bill Danielson has been a professional writer and nature photographer for 26 years.

This Carolina Wren parent dutifully gathers a beakful of live mealworms from the feeder, and then returns to the nest box to feed its young. How cute is that! Birdie Thirty.

Carolina wrens build elaborate domed nests embellished with skeletonized leaves. My favorite backyard nest-builder may be the tufted titmouse, who braves the wrath of all manner of mammals to ...