Cactus Wren is playful. A neighborhood restaurant. Somewhere you can eat a few slutty snacks. Those are their words, not ours. Cards on the table, we don’t know what kind of place this is.

The sight and scolding sounds of the cactus wren, Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus, is a daily occurrence for all who live among them in these large desert regions of North America. Cactus wrens ...

Armed with rakes and trowels, Dorsey High School students on Saturday traveled to a new state park in Culver City on a daunting conservation mission: to bring back the cactus wren, a bird not seen ...

The cactus wren belts its little heart out while perched on the prickly plants common to Arizona where it reigns supreme as the official state bird. Known by its scientific name as Campylorhynchus ...

Outside and inside Cactus Wren. At first glance, the succinct menu at Cactus Wren seems a bit all over the place, but that’s kind of by design. Or, at least, it’s the inevitable result of ...

It wasn't. The vivid upper white eye stripe identified my source of interest as a cactus wren, Arizona's state bird. This bird was jumping at a large spider web that had been constructed between ...

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The western meadowlark is Wyoming's state bird.

full of holes from gila woodpeckers and cactus wrens. This saguaro fell just a few weeks after a bacterial infection killed another iconic saguaro known as Strong Arm, which lived to 150 years.

What Does a Cactus Wren Look Like? Cactus wrens are the largest type of wren found in the United States. They have boldly barred, striped and spotted plumage, and their wings and tail are barred ...