But Carolina Wrens are used to this sort of thing. They regularly nest in the vicinity of human activity- even in mailboxes ...

Fairy-wrens also fled to artificial calls with a pitch much lower than their own alarm calls but similar to that of a species they live with, and whose calls they had probably learned to recognise.

The Wrens ’ Charles Bissell has announced that he has left the band and launched a new solo project, Car Colors. The co-frontman of the New Jersey indie rock band is set to launch his new solo ...

The Wrens have not revealed a title, a release date, or even the name of their new label. Other than some demos and snippets that have made their way online, the project remains completely under ...

Australian fairy wrens have names like ‘splendid’ and ‘superb’ — and they are: stunning with plumages of varying shades of brilliant blues, with a long tail that they cock up like ours do when hopping ...

Rock wrens can have more than a 100 song types and marsh wrens more than 200. Our more familiar backyard wren, the Bewick’s wren, is a relatively modest sort, with a mere 10 to 20 song variations.

The Wrens‘ Kevin Whelan is releasing Observatory, his solo album under the name Aeon Station, on December 10 via Sub Pop. The album features songs he’d written and recorded for The Wrens ...

In 2013, The Wrens had already been working on the album for three years. Then, in 2014, about eight months after we spoke, Bissell tweeted from The Wrens’ account that the record was done, save ...

The Wrens hunkered down to demo 30 or so songs but were told they still needed to write a hit. After nearly a cumulative half-decade of flirting with mainstream success, they were fed up.

This past year, the Wrens finally fractured. The band had spent many, many years working on the follow-up to their beloved 2003 album The Meadowlands, and co-leader Kevin Whelan got sick of waiting.

House wrens also winter in the southern U.S. and Mexico. Do remember, birds of all kinds have survived springs like this one for as long as birds have been here. Jim Williams ...