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Wren,

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Note topic.

Lark

Lark...

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Less dated than Wren.

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Prefer both as mns though.

Wren, but I really love both.

Wren, hands down.

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Lark doesn't even sound like a name to me.

Lark

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I really like both. My choice was made by the fact Lark is less popular, and I have Skylark on my list.

Wren

Lark

Lark

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xo

Lark

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Lark is ballsy. A lark sings and represents.
A wren is just a little brown bird, that hides in a cavelike nest.
Go all the way and use Ren, if you want to sound cool - Ren short for nothing, manages to be hip, probably because anime. Use Lark if you want a striking bird name.

Wren

Wren

Lark

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Mostly just because Wren makes me think of this kid that I went to school with who was a jerk.

Wren- I like it for both a boy and girl just about equally.

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I dislike the sound of Lark. It's too abrupt. I don't mind Larkin for a boy though.

Wren. I prefer both names as mns though.

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:)

Wren for a girl, Lark for a boy.

Wren!

Lark

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Honestly. If "wren" didn't mean some kind of a bird nobody would like it. REN. For a girl. Yeesh.

I'd say Lark

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but then I think of the slang term "On a lark", meaning to do something on a whim or just because. STill, though, it's pretty outdated and most likely not a problem anymore. I'll stay with Lark.

Lark

Wren...

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Lark is just too harsh, it sounds more like something a bird would say than something intelligent humans would decide to name a bird.

Lark

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Wren - I like. But that was ruined a long time ago by the show Ren & Stimpy. I have tried but I can't separate the two.

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I like Lark - it has a "smart" sound to it - simple yet solid.

Wren. Lark doesn't sound like a name the way Wren does.

Lark. I've always liked Lark a lot. It's so pretty and airy and light.

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I like Wren too, but Lark seems a little less try-hardy hipsterish.

Depends..

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For a boy or a girl?

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I actually prefer both on a boy. Though I guess i'd prefer Wren for a boy, where as Lark I don't mind on a girl.

Wren.