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Carolina Wren Habitat Say you live in the southeastern United states. You find a nest in an old shoe in your garage or in the fern in the hanging basket on your porch. You have probably found the work of a pair of Carolina Wrens. Other birds may nest close to humans, but in the southeast such nest sites combined with proximity to humans is most characteristic of Carolina Wrens. |
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| This Carolina Wren has chosen a potted begonia as a place to build its nest. Close proximity to humans and unlikely nest sites identify this bird over much of its range. | ||