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Mexican Species
| White-bellied Wren (Uropsila leucogastra) | |||
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| Subspecies | Hide subspecies | ||
| grisescens | leucogastra (Middle America) | Northeastern Mexico (southern Tamaulipas south at least to eastern San Luis Potosí) | |
| centralis | leucogastra (Middle America) | South central Mexico (northern Puebla to central Veracruz) | |
| leucogastra | leucogastra (Middle America) | Southeastern Mexico (southeastern Veracruz, northern Oaxaca, Tabasco, and northern Chiapas) | |
| restricta | leucogastra (Middle America) | Northwestern Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico | |
| brachyura | leucogastra (Middle America) | Central and southern Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico | |
| australis | leucogastra (Middle America) | Southeastern Mexico (southern Quintana Roo) and Belize; also local in northern Hondura | |
| pacifica | pacifica (West Mexico) | Disjunct in sw Mexico (Colima, Michoacán and Guerrero) | |
| Endemic status | Regional endemic | ||
| Sound Guide | Dylidylidyyyy. Melodic strophe. Perhaps the birds on Yucatan has a less singing quality to them without the stretched out tone at the end. More different calls. Alarm call like the European wren. Also a determined whet - repeated. | ||
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