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BIODIVERSITY
Bewick's Wren
Thryomanes bewickii
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This spunky little bird is common across the campus. In the spring they can be heard singing everywhere, and each bird's song sounds a little different.
If you see a small brown bird, with a white streak above its eye and a long flicking tail jumping through the brush and scolding you vigorously, it's likely a Bewick's wren.
Photo Credit: Henry Zylstra
Audio Credit: Amanda Sparkman (1,2,3)
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