Southern House Wren

Southern House WrenThe Southern House Wren occurs across much of South America and parts of Central America. The species account also records it on Trinidad and Tobago; it searches shrubs and grass for small prey.What does it look like?The crown and back are grey-brown, with dark bars on the wings and tail. It has a faint eye ring and eyebrow, and a thin, long bill.How does it live?The Southern House Wren occurs across much of South America and parts of Central America. The species account also records it on Trinidad and Tobago; it searches shrubs and grass for small prey.It occurs in both dry and high-rainfall areas. It searches shrubs, gardens, and tall grass for spiders and cockroaches, and may climb tree trunks to take invertebrates from crevices.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.