Recent posting of Montezuma Sedge Wrens piques my curiosity. Though I
knew it as the Short-billed Marsh Wren in my Cayuga Basin days, I always
considered it to be a nomadic, ephemeral, late-breeding species.
Similar to Cedar Waxwings in that regard, but even more so and rarer in
the basin. Ha
As the south pole prepares to greet the sun and many of "our" birds are
heading in that direction, I am again thinking of the August Sedge Wren
report from Montezuma. Why so few reports? Here are my thoughts:
1) Sedge Wren habitat of tall grass is infrequently birded, perhaps
because it seldom
