Marsh Wrens are found throughout North America and are still fairly common but the overall population is declining as suitable wetland habitat is degraded or destroyed.
Eastern and western populations differ significantly in their vocalisations and, coupled with the slight differences in appearance, could mean that the two forms are actually separate species.
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