The long-billed wren was a tiny bird with stout legs, tiny wings, and a reduced sternum, suggesting that it had weak flight muscles and was probably flightless, like the recently extinct Stephens Island wren.
Its reduced sternum suggests that it had weak flight muscles and was probably flightless, like the recently extinct Stephens Island wren. The long-billed wren was a small bird with stout legs and tiny wings.
The long-billed wren was a small bird with stout legs and tiny wings. Its reduced sternum suggests that it had weak flight muscles and was probably flightless, like the recently extinct Stephens Island wren.
The long-billed wren was a small bird with stout legs and tiny wings. Its reduced sternum suggests that it had weak flight muscles and was probably flightless, like the recently extinct Stephens Island wren.