Wrens are small brown passerines that have a loud and often complex song. There are 96 species in the family, which are all restricted to the New World, except for the Eurasian Wren. The latter is widely distributed in the Old World extending as far east as Japan. It is found year-round in the UK.

Eurasian Wren. Cambridge, UK May 2023
House Wren. Panama February 2023
Sooty-headed Wren. Montezuma, Colombia March 2020
Bay Wren. Queremal, Colombia March 2020
Sedge Wren. Colombia March 2020
Cactus Wren. Tucson, Arizona April 2022
Sharpe's Wren. Montezuma, Colombia February 2020
Munchique Wood-wren. Montezuma, Colombia February 2020
Grey-breasted Wood-wren. Otun Quimbaya, Colombia February 2020
Cobb's Wren. Sea Lion Island, The Falkland Islands 18 September 2015
Timberline Wren. Costa Rica February 2016
Stripe-backed Wren. Barranquilla, Colombia February 2020
Rufous-backed Wren. Carara, Costa Rica February 2016
Rufous-and-white Wren. Panama February 2023
Song Wren. Panama February 2023
Carolina Wren. Florida, USA February 2014
Mountain Wren. Tafi del Valle, Argentina 4 October 2018