Ruby-Crowned Kinglet by CavalierLady
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Description
The Ruby-Crowned Kinglet is a tiny little songbird, only 3.5 to 4.3 inches long. They skitter and flit through bushes as they feed, much like a small wren does. The male keeps a ruby crown hidden in his head feathers, and they are visible only when he raises his feathers up. This is more than likely a female.
Please zoom to see the delicate head feathers. They look really soft in normal view.
Thanks very kindly for your recent views and comments.
Comments (22)
you have a great knowledge of our fine feathered friends. terrific capture
Excellent photography...
Outstanding POV in this capture of the handsome Kinglet, Jean, but even with a zoom view, those eyes don't look real and appear like they were painted on.
Perfect quality of picture and very lovable bird !
A delight to see this terrific photo. We don't have this one in England.
This is such a lovely shot. Bird photography is definitely your forte Maria.
cool
another xlt birdy shot
Very sweetly image my dear!!!Bravissima!V:DDD.HUgsxx Whylma
jolie
Superb capture Maria. God bless.
I like your bird shots very much Maria. This is another beauty. Well done.
AWWWWW what a dear little creature.
lovely shot
Trop mignon !!!
Wow, wonderful capture! You are so good at showing us the lovely closeup details of these birds, both large and small. Well done!
Cute little bird. Fantastic shot, your bird photographs are always perfect.
Excellent capture!
what a delightful capture of this cutie! super shot! ;o)
Wonderful head feathers in zoom and a great photo of a tiny bird that skitters through the bushers!
Sweet little thing.
great shot!