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The Ponds of Corot, Ville-d'Avray, France
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The Ponds of Corot, Ville-d'Avray, France
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A male and female parrot crossbill, Tampere region, Finland.
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BOTD: Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Photo: Ken Mattison
"This tiny bird is often hard to see in summer, when it lives high in tall conifers. In migration and winter, however, it often flits about low in woods and thickets, flicking its wings nervously as it approaches the observer. When it is truly excited (by a potential mate, rival, or predator), the male may erect his ruby-red crown feathers, hidden at other times. The song of the Ruby-crown is jumbled and loud, all out of proportion to the size of the bird."
- Audubon Field Guide
Australian Reed Warbler, Perth WA.
Reed warblers are the nemesis of many a birder, as the name suggests they tend to spend all of their time in the reeds which makes them hard to spot, and harder yet to photograph clearly. I was lucky this little one sat out in the open and sang for a while. Their song is an iconic part of the wetland soundscape here.
My birding experience!