Wren

		Troglodytes troglodytes   Size: 4 inches (10 cm) Habitat: Anywhere with dense vegetation. Feeding: Small insects, spiders and seeds. Eggs: White eggs with red/brown spots laid from late April, incubation 14 days.
Wren

The Wren is a tiny bird, just slightly larger than the Goldcrest. It is red/brown in colour with barring on its wings. It has a light eye stripe but its most distinctive feature is its small tail which is often cocked up. The sexes are similar.
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