Rufous Wren | Animalz

Rufous WrenThe Rufous Wren lives in humid montane forest in the northern Andes. It is rich rufous with black lores and faintly barred wings and tail, usually moving in pairs or family groups.What does it look like?About 16.5 cm long, it is rich rufous overall with faint dusky barring on the flight feathers and tail. The lores are black.How does it live?The Rufous Wren lives in humid montane forest in the northern Andes. It is rich rufous with black lores and faintly barred wings and tail, usually moving in pairs or family groups.It forages in humid montane-forest understory in pairs or family groups, often near Guadua bamboo. The Peru account gives about 2,200–3,200 m north of the Marañón Valley.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.