but I have and the wren’s call sounds eerily similar to me. Creatures that know the buzzing whir created by the snake’s rattles are likely to head the other direction. If the Carolina wren’s ...

Then, I heard the raspy kek-kek-kek call of a king rail and saw its ... I'm sad to know I no longer have the everyday sight and sound of a Carolina wren in my backyard. I'd give up a season ...

The lone Carolina wren occasionally sampling the offerings ... On spring mornings, I lend an ear to the loud and steady calls which sound like wheat-eater, wheat-eater, wheat-eater, wheat or ...

Although the house wren is a ... The Carolina’s loud and steady song, sounding phonetically like “wheat-eater, wheat-eater, wheat-eater, wheat,” or a shorter call best described as ...

Carolina wrens have slightly more reddish ... The bird has been called “mocking wren” because it sometimes sounds like a catbird, kingfisher or certain other birds. They are year-round ...

Recently, I received a telephone call from Marilyn Otten reporting that she had seen a Carolina wren, a new species for her yard on Harding Place in the south part of Syracuse about three-quarters ...