Aug 31, 2025
My new Kirby height headcanon
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My new Kirby height headcanon
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A Ruby-Crowned Kinglet turning around to show off its ruby crown. Â
photos by me. 2022-11-17 Nashville, TN (Radnor Lake State Park) Â
[Image ID: Two photographs by @everydayesterday of a small Ruby-Crowned Kinglet on a tree trunk. The second photo shows the bird’s trademark red patch of feathers. End ID]
A Ruby-crowned Kinglet! Oak Hammock Marsh, early May 2021. Â
He would not keep still long enough for me to take a photo. Thankfully I at least captured his bright red crownlet! Â
This was my first time seeing this bird, and oh boy, I was absolutely squeaking and vibrating with excitement! We stalked him for several minutes trying to get a shot. Â
I can’t get over the term “kinglet”. What are the babies called? Are they “princelets” or “kingletlets”?  “Kinglings?” Â
I found this little man at the train station with no nest anywhere. He was overheated, so i took him with me, gentle cooled him down with a wet towel and placed him in a box. He also got some meal worms and cooked egg. Now he chirping my head off and i am making a call to the ornithological station to turn him in tomorrow. The little guy should grow up proper ;w;