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| Golden-crowned
Kinglet Identification Tips |
| (Credit:
U. S. Geological Survey) |
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General
Information
- Very small, active bird that often flicks its wings
- Thin bill
- Yellow crown surrounded by black
- White supercilium
- Black eyeline and whisker
- Grayish-olive upperparts
- Whitish underparts
- White wing bars
- Yellow edges to flight feathers and tail
- Male has orange patch in center of yellow crown
Similar species
The Golden-crowned Kinglet is similar in size to the Ruby-crowned
Kinglet but has a white supercilium and yellow crown.
Warblers are larger and lack the distinctive
face pattern. |
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