The marsh wren is found across most of the United States and Mexico. They breed in the northern half of the US and up into Canada. They migrate down to the Gulf Coast and Mexico for the winter. They are most often seen filtering among the reeds and cattails hunting insects and spiders.
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge of birds. You teach us every week and I like your posts very much. I don't think we have the marsh wren here in my country. We have a Dutch bird called wren.
Thanks!
Wil, ABCW Team.
Very nice capture of the Marsh Wren. I always think they have a lovely shape, and this one has beautiful markings.
So cute!! Great shot!
An excellent capture
Wonderful photo ..... lovely bird....
Have a nice ABC-week / - day
♫ M e l ☺ d y ♫ (abc-w-team)
cute creature!
ROG, ABCW
Beautiful bird! Such a nice shot. Loved the info too.
Wonderful photo!
What a beautiful photo. This is just magnificent.
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