WREN

• 'Beau Geste' author

• Baby Blues baby

• Beau Geste author P. C. ___

• Beau Geste novelist

• Troglodytes member

• 1674 architect of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane

• Architect and bird

• Architect Christopher

• Architect of London s St. Paul s Cathedral

• Architect of St. Paul's

• Architect of St. Paul's Cathedral

• Architect of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich

• Architect Sir Christopher

• Architect who cofounded the Royal Society

• Architect whose epitaph says Reader, if you seek his monument, look around you

• Architect with an avian name

• Arizona's or South Carolina's state bird

• Astronomer-turned-architect

• Avian songster

• Avian warbler

• Aviary singer

• Bird

• Bird in a treehouse

• Bird or architect

• Bird that perches with its tail erect

• Bird that perches with its tail straight up

• Bird with a song

• Bird with speckled eggs

• Bird's name after house or Carolina

• Birdbrained creature?

• Birdhouse bird

• Birdhouse bird, perhaps

• Birdhouse dweller

• Birdhouse nester

• Birdhouse occupant, perhaps

• Birdhouse resident

• Birdhouse singer

• Birdhouse songbird

• Br. navy member

• British architect

• British servicewoman

• Brown bird

• Brown singer

• Brown songbird

• Brown-and-black songbird

• Brownish song bird

• Cactus ___ (Arizona's state bird)

• Cactus ___ (state bird of Arizona)

• Carolina ___

• Carolina ___ (little songster)

• Carolina bird

• Certain songbird

• Charles II's royal architect

• Chelsea Hospital architect

• Chirpy bird

• Christopher, the architect

• Church architect

• Cock-tailed bird

• Common songbird

• Cousin of a treecreeper

• Creature with the scientific name Troglodytes troglodytes

• Dark brown songbird

• Designer of St. Paul's

• Designer of St. Paul's Cathedral in London

• Drury Lane Theatre architect

• Early English architect

• Eminent British architect

• English architect

• English astronomer-turned-architect

• Fairy ___ (bluecap)

• Famed English architect

• Follower of Christopher or Carolina

• Former 50-pound note portrait

• Great English architect

• Hampton Court Palace architect

• Hedgerow nester

• High volume songbird

• Hoppy bird

• House ___

• Important British architect

• Insect-eating songbird

• Kensington Palace architect

• Knighted architect

• Little bird

• Little brown songbird

• Little chirper

• Little Jenny of nursery rhyme fame

• Little songbird

• Loud songbird

• Marsh bird

• Meadowlark's cousin

• Melodious singer

• Mother Goose's Jenny

• Mother Goose's Little Jenny

• Nest builder

• Northern Hemisphere bird

• Old World warbler

• Pembroke College Chapel designer

• Pert bird

• Pinger that searches

• Plump songbird

• Royal Hospital Chelsea architect

• Royal Society cofounder

• Singer of complex songs

• Singer with a wide range

• Singer with wings

• Singing bird

• Sir Christopher the architect

• Slender-billed songbird

• Small bird

• Small brown bird

• Small brown singer

• Small brown singing bird

• Small brown songbird

• Small but loud songbird

• Small passerine

• Small singer

• Small singing bird

• Small song bird

• Small songster

• Small warbler

• Small, loud songbird

• Small, vocal bird

• Songbird

• Songbird with an erect tail

• South Carolina's state bird

• Spring singer

• St. James' Piccadilly designer

• St. Paul s Cathedral architect

• St. Paul's architect

• St. Paul's architect Sir Christopher

• St. Paul's Cathedral designer

• St. Paul's designer

• St. Paul's designer Christopher

• Suburban warbler

• Tiny feathered friend

• Tiny singer

• Tiny triller

• Tiny warbler

• Tomtit

• Trinity College Library architect

• Troglodyte

• Troglodytes specimen

• Troglodytidae member

• Tweety bird

• Underbrush chatterer

• Valuable insect-eater

• Warbler

• Wee warbler

• Woman sailor, in British naval slang

• Word with house or Carolina

• They feed on insects

• English architect who designed more than fifty London churches (1632-1723)

• And of several small active brown birds of the northern hemisphere with short upright tails