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cactus wren

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Noun1.cactus wrencactus wren - large harsh-voiced American wren of arid regions of the United States southwest and Mexico
jenny wren, wren - any of several small active brown birds of the northern hemisphere with short upright tails; they feed on insects
Campylorhynchus, genus Campylorhynchus, genus Heleodytes, Heleodytes - alternative classifications for the cactus wrens


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Cactus Wren Park will be home to a climbing wall, tennis courts, basketball courts, another skatepark and a baseball field with 70foot-tall lighting.
This golf course will overlay a large number of endangered or threatened species: the slender-horned spineflower (endangered), the Santa Ana sucker (threatened), the San Diego horned lizard (threatened), the Southwestern pond turtle (threatened) and the cactus wren (threatened).
Coyotes, peccaries and wood rats, as well as a variety of birds - such as purple martins, cactus wrens and brown towhees - feast on the sweet saguaro fruits.
 
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