Help with little wren ID

[Warbler]

Saw this wren near Lyons, Oregon August 2. Would like help with ID. Thank you.

[Warbler]

Correction - I saw it at the William L Finley National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon near Corvallis on August 2.

[Corvus caurinus]

Strong supercilium and long tail point to Bewick's Wren

[Ryan Bushong]

Agreed

[John Landon]

Bewick’s tail is bordered in white,the eye stripe is white and black and the cheek is a checkered  black and white. House wren.

[The Bird Nuts]

Agree with Bewick's Wren.  A House Wren wouldn't have that defined of a supercilium, as mentioned above, and it would have more barring on the wings and a shorter tail.  I believe this is a young bird.

[Corvus caurinus]

I disagree with House Wren, I don’t think a House Wren would have a tail that proportionally long or a supercilium that strong. Bewick’s Wrens don’t have black on their supercilium, just white on brown. House Wrens have heavier, higher contrast barring on their wings, while Bewick’s in the Northwest are (generally) duller and less striking, like the bird shown here.

[blackburnian]

Most definitely a Bewick’s.