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Certhia americana
Tiny with long, thin tail and thin, curved bill. Creeping habits, mottled brownish plumage, and high, lisping calls distinctive.
Mixed woodland.
Spotted on Jan 6, 2013
Submitted on Jan 8, 2013
5 Comments
I've never seen them in mixed flocks of anything...but then again I never see kinglets or chickadees in flocks either haha. Only ever one at a time. Creepers are such a treat to find though! Lovely shot :)
Thanks Jacob, they always land at the bottom of the tree and spiral up... always. They are usually in mixed flocks of Chickadees and Kinglets. Good luck!
Beautiful. I really want to see one of these.
Thanks ForestDragon & NuwanChathuranga! Me to ForestDragon!
I love their little round bodies! Nice capture.