Hi all:
Nathan Pieplow and I are in the finishing stages of writing the In The Scope
column for the next issue of Colorado Birds (a perk of membership to CFO; hint,
hint; the journal, not necessarily my writing). The subject of this quarter's
column is the split of the species formerly known
Greetings All
The presence of multiple stub-tailed (Winter and Pacific) Wrens at the
Riverwalk would not be surprising. Indeed, Shawn and I thought we heard a
Winter Wren, but could never get close enough to be sure of what we were
hearing.
Wrens may sing each other's songs, as such is learn
