Showing Off The Orange Patch Photograph by Debbie Oppermann

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Showing Off The Orange Patch

by Debbie Oppermann

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Title

Showing Off The Orange Patch

Artist

Debbie Oppermann

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"Showing Off The Orange Patch" by Debbie Oppermann. I was thrilled to spot not one but eight Golden Crowned Kinglets in my Larch, Tamarack, tree in early spring. They were feasting on the new buds of the tree. The Golden Crowned Kinglet, Regulus satrapa, is a very small songbird with a yellow and black crown and for the male a dash of orange on the crown.

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Comments (42)

Douglas White

We have golden Crown kingdoms here in British Columbia as well. But they do not look quite the same as this. they just have a small little dot on their head. I have a photo on my site.

Dawn Currie

Thank you for submitting this fine image of this identified wild bird. It is now featured on the homepage of Wild Birds Of The World - A Nature Photography Group. Please take a moment to add it to the 2020 Thanks and Features Archive discussion for additional visibility.