Tiny songbird with a rounded body, short wings, and a skinny tail. Adult males have a black-and-white striped face and bright yellow and orange crown patch.
Tiny songbird with nervous, twitchy foraging style, given to hanging acrobatically from thin branches and twigs.
Tiny songbird with a small bill. Adult males flash their orange crown when excited; otherwise it is usually concealed.
Juveniles look like messy adults without the head stripes and crown colors.
Call is a very high, thin series of whistles, usually given three at a time.
Tiny with a small bill and skinny tail. Olive above with yellow edges on the wings and tail. Adult males usually conceal their orange crown.
Tiny with a round belly. Grayish white below and olive above with a black-and-white striped face and yellow crown. Note black legs and yellow feet.
Found primarily in evergreen forests, often in the canopy.
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These are tiny songbirds with a rounded body, short wings, and skinny tail. They have relatively large heads, and their bills are short and thin, perfect for gleaning small insects.
Smaller than a chickadee; larger than a hummingbird
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