When I last saw this wren, it was called a Winter Wren; now it is called a Pacific Wren. The first observation was made before 2010, which was the time at which the Winter Wren was divided into two species and our western species was renamed the Pacific Wren. I have only seen this bird in older forests some 500 to a 1,000 meters above the Lake.
Seen flitting from one perch to another, a Pacific Wren divided its time between this rock face and a tree.
Here it is singing while perched on a tree. 