I posted an earlier question about Brown Creepers. Never mind! I
finally saw the bird that was singing. It was a little Bewick's Wren.
It was just another lazy day of summer (I'm a HS student, BTW :) and I
was playing solitare when I heard a loud song just outside the front
door. I got up to see if I could get a look at the songster, and sure
enough, a tiny Bewick's wren was hopping around our pine tree, singing
his heart out like he owned it. Such a loud song for such a little
bird!

The reason I thought the bird might be a creeper was that the song guide
I have has Bewick's wren songs from other areas, not here, and they are
very different. The creeper song was the closest I could find, but it
still wasn't the same, hence the other posting.


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