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Goldcrest
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Regulus regulus

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Two fledgling goldcrests on the ground begging for food

Two fledgling goldcrests on the ground begging for food

Goldcrests lay between 9 and 12 eggs. Their chicks fledge between 17 to 22 days after hatching.

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Goldcrest - Photo 2

Tiniest Birds-Goldcrest

The smallest bird in Europe, the Goldcrest, Regulus regulus, or golden-crested kinglet.

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Female goldcrest perched on a conifer branch

Female goldcrest perched on a conifer branch

Female goldcrests have a more drab crest than males.

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Goldcrest with a raised crest perched on a bare branch

Goldcrest with a raised crest perched on a bare branch

Goldcrest with raised crest displaying its golden crest feathers

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Goldcrest hanging upside down from a conifer branch

Goldcrest hanging upside down from a conifer branch

Goldcrests have three forward-facing toes and one that points back, which facilitates perching.

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Goldcrest with a raised crest perched on a bare branch

Goldcrest

Regulus regulus

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