The Brown creeper is also known as the American tree creeper. It has a high pitched song
which although can be heard makes it difficult to pinpoint and the coloration of its plumage is a masterpiece of camouflage making it a
very difficult bird to detect. It has a wide distribution ranging
throughout the North American continent and as far south to northern
parts of Nicaragua.
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Brown creeper adult birds are brown on the back and backs
of their wings and very much the color of tree bark. They have white
under parts and are up to 5.3 inches long. They have a long, thin
downward curving bill and a long tail. The bill of the male is slightly
larger than that of the female Read more
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