What bird is this?

by Marion Rohatynski
(Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada)




My friend Ken took this picture in Richmond Hill Ontario, but he is not sure what kind of bird this is?

Please help..
Thank Marion

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May 30, 2016
 Great - Thank you NEW
by: Marion

That is great. Thank you
Marion
May 30, 2016
 Bob O Link NEW
by: John

Brook and Marion are right on as Identifying this bird as a male Bob O Link. Good work by both of you!
May 30, 2016
 Bob O Link NEW
by: John

Brook and Marion are right on as Identifying this bird as a male Bob O Link. Good work by you both!
May 29, 2016
 what bird is this? NEW
by: Brook

I confirm that this absolutely is a Bobolink
May 29, 2016
 Bob O Link NEW
by: Marion

This bird looks for like a Bob O Link male bird. Check out the pictures from Google


Thank you
Marion
May 29, 2016
 Thank you NEW
by: Marion

So it is a Golden-Crown Kinglet !!
Thank you
May 29, 2016
 GOLDEN-Crowned Kinglet NEW
by: Anonymous

My mistake, typed golden because that's how I searched for this bird.
May 29, 2016
 Orange-crowned kinglet??? NEW
by: Anonymous

http://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/golden-crowned-kinglet

I'm wondering if this is your bird? Or a related species?

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