I rode my bike in town along the San Felipe Creek to find these birds. My day in Del Rio was spent chasing birds at four different locations around Del Rio Texas.
I rode my bike in town along the San Felipe Creek to find these birds. My day in Del Rio was spent chasing birds at four different locations around Del Rio Texas.
I rode my bike in town along the San Felipe Creek to find these birds. My day in Del Rio was spent chasing birds at four different locations around Del Rio Texas.
I rode my bike in town along the San Felipe Creek to find these birds. My day in Del Rio was spent chasing birds at four different locations around Del Rio Texas.
I rode my bike in town along the San Felipe Creek to find these birds. My day in Del Rio was spent chasing birds at four different locations around Del Rio Texas.
I rode my bike in town along the San Felipe Creek to find these birds. My day in Del Rio was spent chasing birds at four different locations around Del Rio Texas.
I rode my bike in town along the San Felipe Creek to find these birds. My day in Del Rio was spent chasing birds at four different locations around Del Rio Texas.
I rode my bike in town along the San Felipe Creek to find these birds. My day in Del Rio was spent chasing birds at four different locations around Del Rio Texas.

Ruby-Crowned Kinglet (Regulus calendula)

Ruby-Crowned Kinglet

(Regulus calendula)

Description:

Another bird I met on my bike ride along the San Felipe Creek in Del Rio Texas, was this kinglet. Eventually, I learned these birds were present in many of the locations I would be visiting.

Date Taken: 2020:03:09 15:54

Location:

San Felipe Creek
Del Rio, Texas
United States
938.37 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D500, 550 mm, f/8.0, 1/800

File Name: RubyCrownedKinglet_D508325-DelRioTexas

© 2020 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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