Canyon Wren Sycamore Canyon Ventura Southern California -109
"Few terrestrial birds are as restricted to rocky cliffs or outcrops as this one. It inhabits the same territories year-round, commonly nesting in sheltered rock crevices, using its long, decurved bill and flattened head to probe for spiders and insects in rock crevices. Although not generally associated with human development, the Canyon Wren does inhabit villages in the southwestern United States and Mexico, apparently undeterred by human presence. "
BNA Account Authors: Jones, Stephanie L., and Joseph Scott Dieni
Canyon Wren Sycamore Canyon Ventura Southern California -109
"Few terrestrial birds are as restricted to rocky cliffs or outcrops as this one. It inhabits the same territories year-round, commonly nesting in sheltered rock crevices, using its long, decurved bill and flattened head to probe for spiders and insects in rock crevices. Although not generally associated with human development, the Canyon Wren does inhabit villages in the southwestern United States and Mexico, apparently undeterred by human presence. "
BNA Account Authors: Jones, Stephanie L., and Joseph Scott Dieni