The Carolina wren has expanded its range to Maine, and while you may not see them, chances are good that you will hear them. Carolina wrens have a loud rolling song ...

Unlike Carolina Wrens, House Wrens may have more than one mate during a single season. Most House Wrens leave our area by September, but their winter range extends into North Carolina and later ...

Carolina Wrens are one of the more common birds across their range and their populations actually increased between 1966 and 2019, unlikely so many bird species. Therefore, they are listed as a ...

Cornell Lab of Ornithology shows a year-round range map for the Carolina wren that stops at the Massachusetts-Connecticut border, but National Audubon puts the range as far north as the ...

In Ohio, the wrens are living near the northern edge of their range. A Southern species, the Carolina has expanded north in the past century and has become common throughout the state.

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The Carolina wren, a bird measuring 5 1/2 inches from the end of its comparatively long tail to the point of its thin, slightly curved beak. That’s big for a wren.

With a gain of 1.5 degrees Celsius in global temperatures, this range will extend up into Canada. The Carolina Wren may soon become a regular backyard bird for all of us.

Carolina wrens are as festive now, during the twilight of summer nesting, as they were at the dawn of spring breeding. The diminutive wren shows up in neighborhood yards, flitting around ...

Carolina wrens prefer bushy habitat with lots of cover. If possible, allow an area on your property to become a bit more wild and unruly, and place a wren box near that area.