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Mexican species
| Northern House Wren (Troglodytes aedon) | |||
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| parkmanii | aedon (Northern) | Breeds southwestern Canada to central and western USA and northern Baja California; winters southwestern and south-central USA. | |
| aedon | aedon (Northern) | Formerly Guadeloupe (central Lesser Antilles); extinct, last seen 1973. | |
| baldwini | aedon (Northern) | S-central Canada to s US | |
| cahooni | brunneicollis (Brown-throated) | Mts. of se Arizona to central Mexican plateau | |
| brunneicollis | brunneicollis (Brown-throated) | Central and s Mexico (San Luis Potosí and Hidalgo to Oaxaca) | |
| compositus | brunneicollis (Brown-throated) | Mts. of e Mexico (Coahuila and Nuevo León to Puebla) | |
| nitidus | brunneicollis (Brown-throated) | S Mexico (Mt. Zempoaltepec in Oaxaca) | |
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| Sound Guide | Song a mix of clear and scratchy notes, a bit like nightingale, just slower and short. Apparently a fixed song strophe almost ending in a trill with the last tone inflected, like treecreeper. | ||
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