The Rufous-backed Wren, seen here collecting nesting material, is usually found in small groups, less often in pairs. Mainly in thorn forest and dry scrubby habitats, but also sometimes in more humid scrub and semiopen areas.
They have boldly barred wings and tail and bright rusty nape patch. It is often detected by its marvelous loud song, which consists of various bubbly, whistled, nasal, or harsh notes and is often given by multiple birds at once.
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