Carolina wren
35.9132, -79.0558
Field Notes
Description:
The Carolina wren is noted for its loud song, popularly rendered as "teakettle-teakettle-teakettle". This song is rather atypical among wrens. A given bird will typically sing several different songs. Only the male birds sing their loud song. The songs vary regionally, with birds in northern areas singing more slowly than those in southern areas. This wren also has a series of calls, including a rapid series of descending notes in a similar timbre to its song, functioning as an alarm call, and a very harsh and loud scolding call made to threaten intruders.
Habitat:
Mason Farm Biological Reserve
Notes:
It was a very windy day and this little bird's feathers kept being blown up around him/her.
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