Sedge Wren | Animalz

Sedge WrenThe Sedge Wren is a small bird of wetlands with dense grasses and sedges. The North American breeding population moves south for winter, while the taxonomic account also notes that South American populations may warrant separate treatment.What patterns mark its back, tail and belly?It has dark brown and black streaks on the head and back, a whitish throat and belly, and a barred tail. The sexes look alike.When and how does the North American population migrate?The Sedge Wren is a small bird of wetlands with dense grasses and sedges. The North American breeding population moves south for winter, while the taxonomic account also notes that South American populations may warrant separate treatment.It moves near the ground through dense grass and sedges, searching for insects and spiders. The North American population migrates at night from its breeding grounds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.