Episode Information

What we hear as a blur of sound, a bird hears as a precise sequence of sounds, the visual equivalent of seeing a movie as a series of still pictures. That birds can hear the fine structure of song so acutely allows them to convey much information in a short sound. Winter Wrens are found most often in closed-canopy conifer forests, although they also live in other forest types as long as there is dense understory. To learn more about this versatile songster, visit Cornell's AllAboutBirds.

This episode repeats at 8:58pm.