Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.
Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.
Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.
Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.
Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.
Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.
Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.
Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.

Ruby-Crowned Kinglet (Regulus calendula)

Ruby-Crowned Kinglet

(Regulus calendula)

Description:

Ruby-Crowned Kinglets sang from the woods at the northern edges of Wye Lake. Of all the places I visited on my 2005 expedition to Alaska, Watson Lake was one of my favorite stops. It was where I first met Red-Necked Grebes and Mew Gulls.

Date Taken: 2022:06:07 10:36

Location:

Wye Lake
Watson Lake, Yukon
Canada
2181.87 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/4000

File Name: RubyCrownedKinglet_8508894-WatsonLake.YK_

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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