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Carolina Wren Habits
Carolina Wrens are southern birds that do not migrate. Yet, some younger birds travel northward for unknown reasons and set up residence.
As long as winters are mild, these young birds will build resident populations. If winter becomes severe they will perish instead of moving south. This northward cycle is then repeated. DescriptionBirdwatchers can look for a bold white eyebrow, white chin and no streaking on back. Mating HabitsCarolina Wrens may develope into pairs at anytime during the year. These pairs tend to stay together as long as both are alive and always travelling together in their territory.Nesting HabitsThe domed cup-shaped nest, with a side entrance is made of twigs, grass, bark, and lined with fine materials.Located anywhere from 1 - 10 feet above ground in tree cavity or man-made bird house. Around humans the Carolina Wren may nest in some strange places like hanging baskets and other ornamental fixtures. The female lays 4 - 8 eggs that are creamy or pink-white with brown marks. Incubation is done by the female for 12 - 14 days and the young will leave the nest in 12 -14 days after hatching. 2 or 3 broods are raised each season. Feeding HabitsCarolina Wrens feed on insects and small animals such as tree frogs. Also included in their diet is some fruits and seeds. Sometimes visits bird feeders.Carolina Wren Video
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