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Ruby-crowned Kinglet

Regulus calendula

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7 Comments

AshleyT
AshleyT 11 years ago

Moved it :) And yes that is something I want to see! Would help me know what they are way easier lol

Cody.conway
Cody.conway 11 years ago

Number 4 should be number 1 as you would tell me. Good shots for these guys being so fast moving / non stand still. I'll teach you how to really get these guys flashing their red heads on Wednesday.

AshleyT
AshleyT 11 years ago

Oh ok, I'll try to remember that for the future :) Thanks!

Liam
Liam 11 years ago

Only juveniles have wingbars, and they only have them during their first Summer.

AshleyT
AshleyT 11 years ago

Are orange-crowned warblers also going to have plain wings? That was what was throwing me off the most and making me think it wasn't one, but a kinglet never came to mind. And yea, I had to follow him for awhile to get decent pictures of him. Thanks :)

Liam
Liam 11 years ago

Nice spotting, btw! Tough to get a shot of Kinglets! They move so quickly!

Liam
Liam 11 years ago

Orange-crowned Warblers would have slightly thicker bills and yellow undertail coverts.

AshleyT
Spotted by
AshleyT

Texas, USA

Spotted on Dec 29, 2012
Submitted on Dec 29, 2012

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