Bewick's Wren is a small bird that flicks its long tail as it moves from branch to branch. Its bold white eyebrow stands out, and its song strings together short whistles, warbles, and trills.
It is small, with a bold white line above the eye that looks like an eyebrow. Its long tail, flicked as it moves through branches, is another useful field mark.
It moves actively from branch to branch and gives strings of short whistles, warbles, and trills. Its song helps attract mates and defend territory.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.