Long-Billed Marsh Wren (Alberta)

This is not a formal paper, so do not treat is like one. 
I have come to the attention that what I have thought of as the "Marsh Wren" used to be split into the "Long-Billed Marsh Wren" and the "Short-Billed Marsh Wren". Things like this happen all the time in all scientific fields. And usually get covered over by new research and long forgotten. In my honest opinion I love new species of birds and as such if DNA analysis splits a species, then I am okay with that. But if a species looks different usually I deem them different. Of course there is a bunch of complications with this all and my opinion on the matter is not fully formed, so just ignore this I guess?
In the book "The birds of Alberta" from 1958 it splits it into the LBMW and the SBMW. That is my only source, alongside my prior knowledge as i'm not going down this rabbit hole!
I also don't know about copyright or whatever but I won't care until someone else does!
We do however, get a photo of the LBMW. It's not the best photo but it'll do.
Category:Plagarism
Category:Birds
Category:Alberta