The Carolina Wren is a small, energetic bird native to the southeastern United States. It measures about 4.5 to 5.5 inches in length and has a distinctive, rounded body with a long tail. Its plumage is mostly brown with lighter streaks, and it features a white throat and a prominent, curved bill. The Carolina Wren is known for its loud, cheerful song, which can often be heard throughout its habitat. This bird typically inhabits wooded areas, gardens, and shrublands. It builds its nests in various locations, including tree branches, shrubs, and even human-made structures. The Carolina Wren primarily feeds on insects, spiders, and seeds, foraging on the ground and in low vegetation.