Eastern House Wren

ID: 10582 | This file appears in: Baldwin Bird Research Laboratory

This was Baldwin’s favorite species of bird, and the one around which he conducted his studies. He even suggested that the Ohio House Wren could be a new subspecies of House Wren. In this photo the wren stands on the trap-perch of a nesting box. It has an aluminum identification band on its left leg and a celluloid band indicating its sex around its right leg. | Date: ca. 1932 | Source: S. Prentiss Baldwin and S. Charles Kendeigh. *Scientific Publications of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Vol. III: Physiology of the Temperature of Birds; Contribution No. 21 from The Baldwin Bird Research Laboratory, Gates Mills, Ohio*. Cleveland: Cleveland Museum of Natural History, 1932. www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/122946#page/14/mode/1up.

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S. Prentiss Baldwin and S. Charles Kendeigh. Scientific Publications of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Vol. III: Physiology of the Temperature of Birds; Contribution No. 21 from The Baldwin Bird Research Laboratory, Gates Mills, Ohio. Cleveland: Cleveland Museum of Natural History, 1932. www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/122946#page/14/mode/1up.

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ca. 1932

"Eastern House Wren" appears in: Baldwin Bird Research Laboratory