Winter wren
Troglodytes troglodytes
L 3¼″
Habitat: Winter wrens inhabit coniferous forests of spruce, fir, and pine, and underbrush in woodlands in eastern and western United States and Canada.
Nest: Winter wren nests, made from twigs and leaves, are built near the ground in exposed roots or fallen logs or in rocks and crevices (Bent 1948, Wetmore 1964).
Food: Details on food items were not found in the literature, but the diet is probably adult and larval stages of insects (Bent 1948).