Just stopped at my parents' place after my road trip to Kentucky, and I walked in to a Carolina wren in the kitchen sink! My mom found it and put it there because it "couldn't fly and she knew I was coming by, today". Haha! It was just a frightened fledgling, so I took it outside a put it back where my mom found it. It had no trouble flying and its parents were very glad to see it.
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Such a tiny adorable bird! How did it end up in the house?
You did nail the I.D....and it probably is/was a fledglng (just out of the nest)...
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