South Carolina State Bird -Carolina Wren The Carolina Wren measures 5 1/2" with a wingspan of 7 1/2". It's slightly arched bill is nearly as long as the oblong head. The color of the upper parts is brownish-red, a yellowish-white streak over the eye which extends down the neck and edged above with dark brown. Coverts and tail barred with blackish-brown and secondary and middle coverts tipped with white. Throat is greyish-white, underparts reddish-buff. Under tail coverts white and barred with a blackish-brown color. Legs are flesh color. The tail feather is long and curves downwards. The female is lighter above, tinged with grey beneath.

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