Carolina Wren

Horornis carolinae

The Carolina Wren is a small bird native to the eastern United States, with a distinctive loud and melodious song. It has a reddish-brown back, warm buffy underparts, and a white eyebrow stripe. This wren is known for its bold and curious nature, often foraging near human habitation. Its diet consists of insects, seeds, and berries. The Carolina Wren builds domed nests in natural or human-made cavities, and the female lays 3-7 eggs. It is a year-round resident in its range and is known for its loud and complex song, which is often heard throughout the day.

Habitat: Woodlands, brushy areas, suburban gardens