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House Wren
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This House Wren carving was hand-crafted from solid Basswood. The House Wren is brown above with a faint eyebrow. It can be distinguished from the Winter Wren by its longer tail, less prominent barring on the belly and larger overall size. The exuberant song is a cascade of bubbling, whistled notes. Commonly found in shrubs, farms, gardens and parks.
Reference
National Geographic Field Guide To The Birds of North America, Fifth Edition, Page 342
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13. Hassayampa River |
24. San Pedro River |
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25. San Simon River |
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26. Santa Cruz River |
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16. Navajo Creek |
27. Santa Maria River |
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28. Silver Creek |
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18. Oak Creek |
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| 11. Fossil Creek |
23. San Francisco River |
34. Zuni River |
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