Bird ID Help Please

I believe it is a Wren but can't tell which one. I appreciate any help.

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my money's on Carolina wren as an ID.

Nice shot Gary. I don't know what it is, but when your done with him, give him my address.

Yep...Got yourself a Carolina Wren.

nwyman wrote in post #3232132
my money's on Carolina wren as an ID.

canonloader wrote in post #3232135
Nice shot Gary. I don't know what it is, but when your done with him, give him my address.

Mturnbo wrote in post #3232137
Yep...Got yourself a Carolina Wren.

Thanks All

Somehow I thought th bars across the back were stronger on Carolina than this bird, but none of the rest match either. I know it is one loud bird!!!

I also updated pictures

Excellent shots, esp. the first one. They sure are noisy birds!

ngannet wrote in post #3232252
Excellent shots, esp. the first one. They sure are noisy birds!

Thanks

Yes very Loud but very melodic. I looked and my book shows much more pronouced bars on the back.

Being from the bible belt it doesnt go in for bars.

rocklyons wrote in post #3232321
Being from the bible belt it doesnt go in for bars.

Good one Rock LOL

Even got a spiderweb in the shot, I was going to edit it but it shows how sharp the lens is.

Nice clean shots. --Rick

Nice wren and background to die for.

rrdjserv@earthlink.net wrote in post #3232473
Nice clean shots. --Rick

Thanks Rick

Had to shoot something the Eagle was just boring this morning

PetKal wrote in post #3232482
Nice wren and background to die for.

Thanks Kal

That is just swamp grass back ground, but maybe 35 feet behind the bird

This is definitely a Carolina Wren, cute little bird and very nice shots; I am envious, I have 5 species of wrens on my life list and this isn't one of them yet.

downywp wrote in post #3233185
This is definitely a Carolina Wren, cute little bird and very nice shots; I am envious, I have 5 species of wrens on my life list and this isn't one of them yet.

Downy there were a few of then but you hear them long before they are seen. Very Loud for a small bird.

The ole Carolina Wren...another of my long list of favorites . Yes they sure are LOUD. There is a pair that hang around here but sadly we are moving next week so there goes my opportunity to get any pics of them. Besides the song they sing they make this very loud trilling noise. I've noticed over the years that they only do it when another one is around. When Tim first heard the "trilling" noise he didnt know what on earth it was . It's almost like the sound a cicadae makes. When I was a younger my Grandparents always had a pair that would nest in either their back porch eaves or in the eaves of a little roof they had over the cellar door. They never seemed to mind that someone was always coming in and out of each of those places