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wren

[ren] / rɛn /


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A brown wren worked on a nest in the roof’s thatching.

From Literature

As I watched, a tiny little wren dropped down from the branches of the red oak and lit on Daisy’s crippled leg.

From Literature

It is one of the UK's most-loved garden birds and along with species like wrens can still be heard singing, external long after some other species go quiet.

From BBC

The author’s first drop-in—he prefers the term “co-presence”—is a wren, who is given the run of the place and his own chapter.

From The Wall Street Journal

One day in December, Nat notices gulls, crows, starlings and wrens massing menacingly overhead.

From The Wall Street Journal