Small wren with a round belly, a streaked back, and banded wings. Often holds its short tail upright. Sexes similar.
Small wren with a finely streaked crown and peachy flanks. Found in wet meadows, hayfields, and marshes.
Small, round wren with banded wings and tail and a streaked back. Flanks and lower belly have a peachy wash.
Found in areas with dense patches of sedges and grasses in wet meadows, hayfields, and marshes.
Note streaked crown and the brown-and-white streaking on the back.
Small wren of wet grasslands. Note short bill and banded wings.
A diminutive, compact songbird with a tiny, sharp, curved bill; short wings; long, sturdy legs; and medium-length tail.
Slightly larger than a Winter Wren, slightly smaller than a Marsh Wren.
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