Sedge Wren
| Cistothorus platensis | Order: Passeriformes | Family: Troglodytidae (Wrens) |
Cistothorus platensis
Order: Passeriformes
Family: Troglodytidae (Wrens)
This diminutive, spunky wren lurks in vegetation or flies above it like a bumblebee. Its migration isn’t well understood. It seems to nest late in northern areas. Laura has had her best experiences with it in Port Wing, Wisconsin, and at Madison Audubon’s Goose Pond.
Laura's Published Works
Radio Programs
- A Visit to Port Wing 2021
- It Ain't Over Till It's Over 2019
- A Walk in Port Wing 2013
- Birding in Florida: Viera Wetlands 2011
- July Riches on a Mid-Summer Hike 2007
- Sedge Wren 2005
- My Blog 2005
- Haying 2005
- Interview with Don Kroodsma, Part 4: Baby birds and waking up early 2005
- Interview with Don Kroodsma, Part 3: Sedge Wrens and Brown Thrashers 2005
- Crex Meadows and the Great Wisconsin Birding and Nature Trail 2004
- A Day in Port Wing 2003
- Mid-summer Sounds 2002
- "Wise Use" movement 1999
- Big Day 1992 1992
- Birds Heard More Than Seen 1989
- Weird Bird Calls 1989
- Le Conte's Sparrow 1988