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Bewick's Wren
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Joe Trimarchi
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Nice shot. It looks a lot like a Carolina Wren that is very common on the East coast of the USA. Does it have a very loud voice for a little bird?
It's perplexing.
I use a couple of different apps to identify birds. One says it's a Carolina Wren and the other says Bewick's Wren.
The Carolina Wren is native to the eastern US and Canada - but, since I live on the west coast I assumed that it's a Bewick's Wren which is fairly common here so I went with Bewick's Wren.
But I'm not sure (I originally posted the pic as a Carolina Wren).
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I use a couple of different apps to identify birds. One says it's a Carolina Wren and the other says Bewick's Wren.
The Carolina Wren is native to the eastern US and Canada - but, since I live on the west coast I assumed that it's a Bewick's Wren which is fairly common here so I went with Bewick's Wren.
But I'm not sure (I originally posted the pic as a Carolina Wren).
????????
Joe Trimarchi
Well-Known Member
I don't know that I could tell the difference. I do know that on most occasions; for a little bird the Carolina Wren has an extremely loud voice.
Barbie Heid
Well-Known Member
Great shot!