Seen in small noisy groups. White-headed Wrens in Farallones National Park, Colombia have a black band across the chest that is not documented in any reference book. | ||||||
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Large, vocal and conspicuous. Moves in noisy groups. Probably expanding range with deforestation. | ||||||
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Slightly smaller than the similar Band-backed Wren, but just as noisy. Additional photo. | ||||||
The original Rufous-naped Wren was split into the Rufous-backed Wren which reaches from Mexico to Costa Rica, the Rufous-naped Wren on the Mexican east coast, and Sclater's Wren on the west coast. | ||||||
An especially large and loud wren. Building a nest. | ||||||
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At nest. | ||||||
