House Wren singing | Mesa Verde Nature | Birds of Colorado

Singing House Wren (Troglodytes aedon; Chochín Criollo) in late June from the top of Mesa Verde plateau in southwestern Colorado. The Western House Wren tends to be grayer than Eastern, with less barring on the upper wing and more rufous in the upper tail coverts. The bird shown here has very little barring on the upper wing. Green-tailed Towhee is heard singing in the background in the opening shot and shown at 1:01. The House Wren is first heard singing in the shot of the Mule Deer.
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[@FeathersinWild]

Lovely footage of House Wren.. Thanks for shairng.

[@Danielseven-ir2mq]

👌

[@knutfugl]

Truly an enjoyable movie. Beautifully captured.
Wish you a good new week.
Best regards, Knut.

[@CliveBramham]

Hi Knut, Glad for that. Have a good week. The days are getting lighter now :-)

[@knutfugl]

Thank you. ◕‿◕
Yes, it is felt for every day now.

[@BirdsandGhibliFan]

Awesome! Is that a Towhee near the end? Great video!

[@CliveBramham]

Yes, a Green-tailed Towhee. There's another video on the towhees. There were lots of singing GT-Towhee and Spotted Towhee too.

[@FollowThomas]

He is a good singer but sounds little different than ours. I guess east and west coast birds have their own accent 😂

[@CliveBramham]

Hi. There could be east/west differences. Didn't find info on that. There is a song difference between Northern and Southern hemisphere. House Wrens have a large song repertoire, with a male having on average about 25 different songs. Although there is individual, seasonal, and geographic variation in the songs used, the songs are the same. There is a nice summary here: pages.vassar.edu/sensoryecology/the-house-wrens-singing-behavior/