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Donkees

(31,381 posts)
Mon Jan 24, 2022, 09:46 AM Jan 2022

Video: Winter Wren Portrait



Beautiful high definition video of a Winter Wren singing song after song. Also includes an encounter with a Forest Tent Caterpillar.

An inhabitant of northern forests and high mountains, the Winter Wren is a fantastic singer. The male's high-pitched tinkling ramble has been likened to "a tremulous, vibrating tongue of silver" or an "incessant twittering flow." Thoreau was reminded of a "fine corkscrew stream issuing with incessant lisping tinkle from a cork, flowing rapidly."

© 2010 Lang Elliott and Bob McGuire
The Music of Nature
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Walleye

(31,008 posts)
5. Yes they do. Just got a text from my friend said she had to catch one in a solo cup in her kitchen
Mon Jan 24, 2022, 09:58 AM
Jan 2022

lark

(23,091 posts)
2. Thank you for sharing this.
Mon Jan 24, 2022, 09:53 AM
Jan 2022

I've never lived within their range or spent much time in those areas so this bird is completely new to me and is a cool bird.

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