Ruby-crowned Kinglet - Regulus calendula

The Ruby-crowned Kinglet gets its name from the red patch on its crown. The patch is only visible during display or when it is agitated. They are found throughout North America.

Diet consists of insects, fruits and seeds.

Adult

Note the red crown 10/18/2010 - Rockport State Park Note the red crown 10/18/2010 - Rockport State Park	11/04/2014 - Jewel Lake; Berkeley, CA 11/04/2014 - Jewel Lake; Berkeley, CA	04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas 04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas
Note the tongue 04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas Note the tongue 04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas	04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas 04/12/2013 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas	02/20/2012 - Boyce Thompson Arboretum, AZ 02/20/2012 - Boyce Thompson Arboretum, AZ
02/20/2012 - Boyce Thompson Arboretum, AZ 02/20/2012 - Boyce Thompson Arboretum, AZ	10/14/2012 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA 10/14/2012 - Coyote Hills, Fremont, CA	02/04/2009 - Lake Somerville State Park, Texas 02/04/2009 - Lake Somerville State Park, Texas
03/27/2009 - Redwood Regional Park; Oakland,CA 03/27/2009 - Redwood Regional Park; Oakland,CA	Note the red crown 01/11/2010 - Fremont Park, Fremont, CA Note the red crown 01/11/2010 - Fremont Park, Fremont, CA	Note the red crown 01/11/2010 - Fremont Park, Fremont, CA Note the red crown 01/11/2010 - Fremont Park, Fremont, CA

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