Pacific Wren | Animalz

Pacific WrenThis tiny brown wren often holds its short tail upright and hops like a mouse over logs and roots while searching for food. It inhabits forests of western North America and takes insects near the ground.What does it look like?It is brown overall, with darker bars on the wings and tail, and it often holds its short tail upright.How does it live?This tiny brown wren often holds its short tail upright and hops like a mouse over logs and roots while searching for food. It inhabits forests of western North America and takes insects near the ground.It is most common in old-growth evergreen forest and also uses other forests, often near water, fallen logs, exposed roots, and dense moss or fern cover. It hops at or just above the ground to find insects.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.