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; the Sax-Zim Bog; 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