How did the cactus wren become the state bird? A national movement in the late 1920s started the naming of state birds. Arizona State Rep. M.V. Decker sponsored the bill to make the cactus wren ...

Don't let its size fool you — the Eurasian Wren has one of the loudest and most vibrant songs in the forest. Listen to its ...

A wren-naissance: One of Lawrence’s historic concrete bird statues is restored after half-century-long journey, will be displayed at Watkins Museum ...

People often describe the house wren as plain because the bird has simple brown colors. But don't disregard these backyard guests. House wrens measure 4 3/4 inches long with a wingspan of 6 inches ...

Land use change and the increased agrochemical use associated with agricultural intensification significantly alter farmland biodiversity and associated ecosystem services worldwide. Vineyards as ...

The wren, the wren, the King of all birds, St. Stephen's Day was caught in the furze. So up with the kettle and down with the pan, and give us a penny to bury the wren.

Six months in the making, the idea for the blind birder bird-a-thon came from Martha Steele, 73, who lives outside of Boston. An avid birder for 35 years, Steele had to adapt how she birded over ...

Rock Wren is an apropos name for a bird that lives in sparsely vegetated, arid and rocky canyons. These birds breed on talus slopes, scrublands and dry washes, from desert to alpine in western ...

The Wren, the Wren The King of the Birds On Stephen’s Day He was caught in the furze. Up with the kettle And down with the pan Give us your answer And let us be gone.

Last year, Birds of a Feather closed after 44 years in business. That bar was famous for its large selection of scotch — a tradition that continues at The Wren.

The local Gaelic football team’s jerseys have a wren bird on the back with the words “old comrades”, a tune from the tradition which is used to commemorate and celebrate.