Marsh
Wren
The
Marsh Wren has a noisy, disorganized and variable song that is recognized
by its liquid sound.
Their calls are a little harsh but well harmonized, and pretty in
the wetland environment.
The male birds makes more than a one nest to offer to a female;
this confuses predators and prevents them from finding the eggs or
nestlings.
A singing male can often be seen straddling two reed stems.
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