As wrens go, fairly attractive-looking wren. They're native to the Western and Southwestern United States. I don't know if you would call it the smoking gun, but it's definitely a whistleblower, because it was that song, heard during a broadcast of the Buick Open which is played in Michigan that alerted birders to the fact that CBS was sweetening its broadcast soundtracks with sounds of birds that were not indigenous to the area. The canyon wren, of course, as we both know, would never be found in, in Michigan. You know we, we hear out of place birds all the time.
Commercials are full of songs of morning warblers.
People are sitting around their back yards grilling on their barbecues and while that is a bird of, of primarily the East, they certainly don't hang around people's back yards. Now during the Masters Tournament last weekend we again heard some birdsongs. Let's hear from our second very special guest. Certainly Carolina wrens are present in that area and probably nest on that golf course. It would seem a little odd that the bird would be singing with that many people milling around, but it's certainly a little bit suspicious.