Who's that Girl . . . er, I Mean Bird?

Bird update. After a couple of inquiries, I think we've nailed the identity of our mystery bird as the Carolina Wren.













Here are some interesting facts about the Carolina Wren. Did you know?

The Carollina Wren uses the skin of snakes, hair, feathers and many other materials to build their dome-shaped nests.

They are known to build multiple nests to confuse predators.

It is the state bird of South Carolina.

A group of wrens has many collective nouns, including a "chime", "flight", "flock", and "herd" of wrens.

What do you think? Carolina Wren or something else? I was unsure at first, but apparently the white line on the head is a marker.