From Florida to Texas to Arizona and north to Alaska, there is one tiny bird that never fails to delight us. Most recently, we have been seeing them along the ...

“The ruby-crowned is in its own genus,” explains Ed, noting it was classified with the other kinglets in Regulus for many years before being restored as the only member of the genus Corthylio ...

There is a Christmas song that begins with these lyrics, “I’ll be home for Christmas. You can count on me,” and though we usually associate this sentimental song with the ...

It’s only slightly smaller, though, than its close cousin, the ruby-crowned kinglet, so named because of the male’s ruby crown that he flashes during courtship.

Ruby-crowned kinglets will be making their return to Maine soon, while many golden-crowned kinglets never left. One of my favorite spring migrants is a delightful sprite, the ruby-crowned kinglet ...

Ruby crowned kinglets nest only once each season, but females lay up to 11 eggs — the largest clutch size of any North American bird — to compensate.

The ruby-crowned species is with us in Western North Carolina from October into early April, when they are usually encountered as solitary individuals. Golden crowned kinglets ...

We only see the ruby-crowned kinglet on their way through and I was lucky enough to see three of them as they searched for migration fuel. Right on time, the ruby-crowned kinglet stops by on its 1,000 ...

Ruby-crowned kinglets will be making their return to Maine soon, while many golden-crowned kinglets never left. One of my favorite spring migrants is a delightful sprite, the ruby-crowned kinglet ...