"Carolina Wrens are small (5.5”) brown birds with fairly short tails that they often hold cocked upward. Their bills are well-suited for probing for insects.
These tiny birds, the official state bird of South Carolina, were once confined to the southeast, according to Mass Audubon, but they have shown themselves to be the little bird that could -- and did -- adapt.
Today, the emphatic song of the Carolina wren is frequently heard in both wilderness thickets and suburban developments throughout Massachusetts."
~Mass Audubon
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This day came in quite cool and sunny. Tonight could be even cooler.
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