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golden-crowned kinglet

[ gohl-duhn kround ]

noun

  1. a yellowish-green kinglet, Regulus satrapa, of North America, having a yellow or orange patch on the top of the head.


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Origin of golden-crowned kinglet1

An Americanism dating back to 1870–75
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The Golden-crowned Kinglet—a tiny, frantic bird with a flaming crest and a very high-pitched song that dwells in coniferous forests—is nowhere to be found.

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Thus, for species that announce themselves at the highest and lowest frequencies—including the Golden-crowned Kinglet and Ruffed Grouse, respectively—Zygmont needs to find birds that are not only on the route but close enough to the road that everyone can hear them.

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The first one I logged was a rose-breasted grosbeak; number 50 was a golden-crowned kinglet.

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A day after we spoke, in fact, Parkins sent along a photo of a dead golden-crowned kinglet that she’d watched collide with a window near Central Park.

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The tree is a black cherry, and the bird, Tallamy tells me, is a golden-crowned kinglet.

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