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Carolina Wren bird portrait, original painting. We specialize in cute and funny original art. Buy this for yourself or as a great gift for your Carolina Wren loving friends.

A cute carolina wren wearing a Christmas hat.

A cute carolina wren wearing a Christmas hat.

Carolina Wren - The Bird Lover Collection

Carolina Wren - The Bird Lover Collection

Have you ever seen a fledgling (baby) Carolina wren? If you have, then you know that if looks could kill... XD

Watercolor Carolina Wren. Perfect gift for bird lovers and bird watchers alike.

A singing Carolina Wren on a spring morning 2022

This is a vector design of a Carolina Wren bird singing. The scientific name for this type of bird is Thryothorus Ludovicianus, and it comes from the Troglodytidae family. These type of birds are hard to see, but their beautiful vocals give them away. When I started on this design, I wanted to add a unique element to the bird, and I thought a music note would fit perfectly with the bird's stance. It takes a lot of time to make these designs, and when others show their support, it gives me more motivation to keep creating animal art. So, if you enjoy my work, please like it, share it, or even buy it for yourself or someone else as a special gift.

For the bird-lover. Sing like a Carolina Wren! Bird silhouette on a pastel rainbow background.

A Carolina wren rests amongst pink lilies in the garden.

A cute carolina wren wearing a Christmas hat.

A cute drawing of a carolina wren often found in American backyards.

Who needs the bluebird of happiness? This perky little guy is sure to get some love.

The Carolina Wren has a lovely song.

Very cute illustration of a Carolina Wren Bird

Carolina Wren in Santa Hat

My rendition, in a graphic style, of the small Carolina Wren, a migratory bird here in Ontario where I reside. Bird watchers and wren lovers will adore this cute, chubby bird design.

I love watching these playful Wrens. So much so that I decided to be playful with the editing for this one. We have several of these that visit our back yard, sometimes running around the patio, up on the chairs, checking out the grill, the feeders and everything in between. Then stops briefly on the fence before departing. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Galleries/Collections "Feathered Friends2" 20210103-DSC_2816-Edit.tif

Carolina Wren Pattern

Carolina Wren

Carolina Wren

This is my acrylic painting of the South Carolina state bird and flower, the Carolina wren and yellow jessamine, also called Carolina jessamine. The wren is known for nesting in unusual places. South Carolina was admitted to the union on May 23rd, 1788 as the eighth state. This painting is part of my state birds and flowers collection.

"I wonder if I can find some ground food now that some of the snow is gone?" queried this Wren. At least that is what it made me think. Food has been so scarce for the birds due to the extended period of ice and snow covered grounds. I love watching Caronlia Wrens as the scurry all about the yard and patio, stopping and searching and just being curious. And that curiousity led this little one to one of our pan feeders where it happily found plenty of a variety of seeds. Painterly effects applied to the foreground and background. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Galleries/Collections "Feathered Friends2" "Digital Art " 20210213-DSC_3714-Edit.tif

This Carolina Wren was yelling at me a few years back because I was too close. The bird had made a nest in a flower pot I was getting ready to water. Photo was altered in Photoshop and Topaz.

Made by combining the state bird (the Carolina wren) and the state mammal (the white-tailed deer) of South Carolina. The name is decorated with the state flower, yellow jessamine.