Mangoverde :: World Bird Guide :: Wrens :: Bewick's Wren

Bewick's Wren Thryomanes bewickii

Described by: Audubon (1827)
Alternate common name(s): None known by website authors
Old scientific name(s): Troglodytes bewickii

Photographs

Catalina State Park, Pima County, Arizona, USA - May 20, 2004 © William Hull  Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, USA - Apr 8, 2007 © William Hull  Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, Washington, USA - Apr 8, 2007 © William Hull  Los Vaqueros Reservoir, Contra Costa County, California, USA - Oct 23, 2005 © Glen Tepke  Pecos Canyon, San Miguel County, New Mexico, USA - Nov 29, 2004 © Richard Stern 
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Range

Sw. Canada, w. and locally e. United States to s. Mexico;
Two main populations with small isolated populations in the e. part of the range;
(1) Ex. sw. Canada (sw. British Columbia) and nw. United States (w. and c. Washington, w. Oregon).
Nonbreeding birds in n. California.
(2) W. United States (sc. Oregon, ne. California, and wc. Nevada).
(3) W. United States (nw. California from Del Norte s. to Marin County).
(4) W. United States (c. coastal California s. to Monterey Bay).
(5) W. United States (c. California including Sacramento Valley).
(6) S. California s. from San Benito county and nw. Mexico (nw. Baja s. to 30°N) including Santa Cruz Is. and Santa Catalina off s. California.
(7) Wc. Baja on Isla de Cedros and adjacent mainland.
(8) Sw. Baja 26°N s. to 24°N.
(9) Formerly San Clemente Is. off s. California.
(10) Formerly Guadalupe Is. off w. Baja.
(11) Interior sw. United States from e. California, s. Nevada and s. Utah, Wyoming, Colorado e. to w. Texas and nw. Mexico (ne. Sonora, Chihuaha, and Coahuila s. to n. Zacatecas).
(12) C. United States (n. and e. Kansas, e. Nebraska, se. Minnesota, s. Iowa, and s. Wisconsin s. to Mississippi).
(13) Sc. United States (w. and s. Kansas, w. Oklahoma, and most of Texas), and ne. Mexico (n. Tamaulipas and n. Nuevo Leon).
(14) E. Kansas, Oklahoma and possibly n. Arkansas.
(15) Coastal s. Texas s. to c. Tamaulipas.
(16) C. plateau of Mexico (Mexican highlands from s. Zacatecas and s. Nuevo Leon s. to Jalisco, Michoacan, Morelos, and Tlaxcala).
(17) Sc. Mexico (s. Puebla, w. Veracruz, and Oaxaca).
(18) Very locally in ec. and sc. United States mostly in Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Virginia.

Videos

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Sounds

Location unknown - Date unknown Source: USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Location unknown - Date unknown Source: The Royal British Columbia Museum
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Location unknown - Date unknown Source: Naturesongs.com
Location unknown - Date unknown Source: Naturesongs.com
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Location unknown - Date unknown Source: Jeff Blincows Sound Gallery

References

Clements, James F. Birds of the World: A Checklist. Vista, CA: Ibis Publishing Company, 2000.

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