Hello,
I've been looking in my birding books to try and identify a tiny, maybe 3" long bird.
It's dark gray on top with a lighter gray on bottom.
It has a very short tail, and a longer beak.
I haven't been able to take a good picture yet.
It comes back every year to a little bird house that my daughter and her grandpa built.
It almost looks like a wren but the feathers look slick to it's body.
Anybody have any ideas?
Thanks,
Beth
What is this tiny bird?
flipping through my book I came up with 2 ideas, though no idea if any use birdhouses: gnatcatcher and dark-eyed junco.
good luck!
black-capped or carolina chickadee (if you're in the crossover area)??? Since that's a cavity nester and fits the color description.
You can also go to "whatbird.com" and enter in descriptor information and come up with a list that matches.
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