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Wrentit

by avesjohnTrinidad, California, USA

Wrentit

by amymcgonagleSoledad, California, USA

Wrentit

by amymcgonagleCalifornia, USA

Wrentit

by npfaresPoway, California, USA

Wrentit

by Brian38Arcata, California, United States

wrentit (Chamaea

Wrentit

by emmiestricklandSan Diego, California, USA

This songbird is dull in colors and recognized by its long dark tail.

Wrentit

by misako.hillSan Mateo, California, USA

This adorable little wrentit was hopping along the hiking trail at Ano Nuevo ...

Wrentit

by JellisCalifornia, USA

I was surprised that not only was this elusive bird being visible but it was ...

Wrentit

by JoshuaGSmithCalifornia, USA

This shy bird’s call is much like a bouncing ball. It has bright like eyes ...

Wrentit

by JellisCalifornia, USA

To me the bird is like it's name. Looking like a long tail, large Bushtit ...

Wrentit

by JimBobEscondido, California, USA

A very common bird of chaparral. It's song is commonly called the "Song of ...

Wrentit

by TorreyNeelCalifornia, USA

I heard this loud bird before I saw it, what a character. "A common bird of the ...

Wrentit

by JellisSan Mateo, California, USA

Smaller then a Mocking bird, this bird is mostly brown with a slight ...

Wrentit

by californian.chaparraliansSan Diego, California, USA

The voice of the chaparral! You typically hear them, but do not see them. The ...

Wrentit

by JellisAlameda, California, USA

Can be mistaken for a California Towhee except for it's size and the ...

Wrentit

by DonnaPomeroySan Mateo, California, USA

The Wrentit (Chamaea

Wrentit

by CindyBinghamKeiserEscondido, California, USA

"small, 15 centimetres (5.9 in) bird with uniform dull olive, brown, or grayish ...

Wrentit

by JellisAlameda, California, USA

The name came from that it looks like a cross between a Wren and a Bushtit but ...

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