The Carolina Wren is a small bird native to the eastern United States, known for its reddish-brown plumage with white streaks on its belly and distinctive white eyebrow stripes. These wrens are commonly found in woodlands, parks, and suburban areas. It is the state bird of North Carolina. A well-known fact about Carolina Wrens is their loud and melodious song, often heard throughout the day. A fun fact about them is that they build multiple nests, often as decoys, to confuse predators.