Coloring: Like wrens, there are many subspecies of sparrow, and their coloring varies but generally, they have dark brown wings and white underparts. Body shape: Sparrows are generally longer and more slender than wrens. Size: Sparrows are typically larger than wrens most sparrows are at least 6 inches long with wingspan of 5 ½ to 7 inches, sometimes larger. 
Let’s explore their identifying features: Sparrows are also small but are easy to distinguish from wrens if you know what to look for.
Song: Wrens have a loud, trilling, clicking type of a call it is made using fast clicks in succession, is rather high-pitched, and is remarkably loud for a sound made by such a small bird. They sometimes keep their tails pointed vertically. Tail length: Wrens have relatively short tails compared to their overall body size. Bill shape: Wrens have very long and slender bills that look almost needle-like, especially when the bill is opened. This white marking looks similar to an eyebrow. “Eyebrow:” Most wrens have a white line above each eye that extends toward the back of the head. Coloring: There are different subspecies of wren, and their coloring varies, but in general, wrens are light brown and speckled with lighter tones on the underside and darker tones on the topside. They are generally more squat-looking than sparrows. Body shape: Wrens have a rounded, almost puffy-looking body shape. According to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, wrens are about 9 to 10 cm (3 to 4 inches) long, with a wingspan of about 13 to 17 cm (5 to 6 ½ inches). Size: Wrens are very small–even smaller than sparrows.
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