A small bird with a huge voice! Famous for its loud, ringing 3-part songs echoed across Woodline Ranch, featuring a bold white eyebrow stripe and rich rusty-cinnamon back.
Field Identification: Rich warm cinnamon-brown back, buffy yellow underparts, long curved bill, cocked tail, and striking white eyebrow stripe (supercilium).
Texas & Hill Country Notes: A single male Carolina Wren can sing over 3,000 song variations in a single day to defend its year-round territory. Pairs mate for life and stay together year-round, often singing synchronized duets from oak branches.
