This Brown Creeper carving was hand-crafted from solid Basswood. With their curved bills, these little tree-climbers dig insects and larvae from bark. Their stiff tail feathers serving as props and camouflaged by a streaked brown plumage, Creepers spiral upward from the base of a tree, then fly to a lower place on another tree. They prefer to nest in coniferous, mixed, or swampy forests. Reference National Geographic Field Guide To The Birds of North America, Fifth Edition, Page 340
Gallery III is the home of the Warbler, with over twenty-five different specimens.
You will also enjoy more than ten Wren presentations.
Singing along with the Wrens and Warblers are Creeper, Parula and Tanager.
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