What does HOWR stand for?

House Wren (bird species Troglodytes aedon)

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The waveforms and spectrograms below represent portions of a birdsong and a whale song extracted from recordings on file at Cornell's Macaulay Library House wren A house wren's song has structure, combining its elements into the distinctive, repeated patterns visible at right.

Back story: sings like a bird

Starting in the 1930s, naturalist Aldo Leopold in Wisconsin tracked when white indigo bloomed, cardinals first sang and house wrens arrived.

Midwest now a harbor for early birds

Populations of American robins, chickadees, eastern bluebirds, blue jays, tufted titmice and house wrens also dropped.

West Nile taking toll on birds; North America; Common species being ...

Deciduous trees such as sycamores attract the most bugs, which in turn bring in the best bug-eating birds such as the bushtit and the house wren.

T.O. BIOLOGIST LAYS OUT RED CARPET FOR BIRDS : NATIVE PLANTS BRING ...

House wrens and blue jays dipped but rebounded by 2005.

West Nile virus hits bird populations

Only the blue jay and house wren bounced back, in 2005.

West Nile virus decimates suburban birds

Veeries, house wrens, orange-crowned warblers and rufous hummingbirds inhabit the deciduous forest around the pond.

Methow Valley Beaver Pond

In the spring mating season-when the bird really started crooning-his winter ladylove left him, recounts Kroodsma, who once discovered two house wrens and a vesper sparrow that sang Bewick's wren songs.

How songbirds get their tunes