Wren
Famous architect's surname
A wren is a small, brown songbird known for its loud, complex song and its habit of holding its tail upright.
Wrens are found across much of the world, though the name originally referred to a single European species.
The bird's diminutive size makes wren a fitting descriptor for a small or slight person.
The tiny wren filled the garden with song. (Capitalized Wren is a given name.)
Melodious perching avian
- sparrowSmall brown urban bird
- warblerSmall melodious bird
- finchSmall seed-eating songbird
- robinSmall orange-breasted thrush
thrush · chickadee · nuthatch · titmouse · jenny · feathers · nest · hedgerow
Greek-origin masculine name
- St Paul'sLondon's iconic cathedral
- cathedralBishop's principal church
- BaroqueOrnate artistic period
- LondonEngland's capital city
dome · spire · rebuilding · Fire · Greenwich · Hampton Court · Royal Society · surveyor
songbird
Melodious perching avian
robin · thrush · chickadee · nuthatch · titmouse · jenny · feathers · nest · hedgerow · garden
Christopher
Greek-origin masculine name
London · dome · spire · rebuilding · Fire · Greenwich · Hampton Court · Royal Society · surveyor · monument
Jenny
Female given name
Christopher · baby name · Welsh · origin
- Bird namesRobin, Sparrow, Dove, Falcon, Heron
- Nature NamesLily, Ivy, Fern, Hazel, Olive
- 17th Century FiguresOliver Cromwell, Louis XIV, Isaac Newton, Rene Descartes, Rembrandt
- 18th CenturyQueen Anne, Peter the Great, Handel, Bach, Treaty of Utrecht
- Baroque Era FiguresDescartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Hobbes
- Unusual Baby NamesPeregrine, Isolde, Cressida, Alaric, Lysander
- house wrenSmall brown American songbird
- Christopher Wren
- wren houseNesting box for small birds
- cactus wrenLargest North American wren
- winter wrenDiminutive woodland songbird
- fairy wrenSmall colorful Australian passerine