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Northern House-Wren

Northern House-Wren

Troglodytes aedon

A small, energetic passerine bird native to the Americas, known for its complex vocal repertoire and territorial behavior.

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Northern House-Wren
Northern House-Wren
Northern House-Wren
Northern House-Wren
Northern House-Wren
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Found in woodland edges, gardens, farmlands, and urban areas across North and South America, ranging from southern Canada to Argentina

Ecological Role

Crucial insectivore that controls insect populations, plays important role in ecosystem balance and serves as prey for larger predators

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Brown-gray plumage with fine barring, providing effective camouflage in complex vegetation environments
  • LIMBS WINGS Short, strong legs for perching and hopping; wings rounded and suitable for quick, darting flight
  • HEAD SENSORY Small, pointed beak adapted for catching insects, large eyes with excellent peripheral vision
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small, compact bird weighing 10-12 grams, length 11-13 cm, with rounded body and relatively short tail
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