<p>The Marsh Wren is a small, brownish, energetic songbird found in wetlands across a large swath of North America.</p>
<p>Their song is a mix of harsh trills, gurgles, and buzzes. And, like most wren species, are much louder than their small size might suggest.</p>
<p>This episode we will be exploring Taquanyah Conservation Area near Cayuga Ontario, first on two dates in 2024, then in the conclusion you’ll hear a surprise I found there in May of 2022. </p>
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