Happily the kinglets are not at all shy; no bird is that is hatched out so far north that it never sees a human being until it travels southward to spend the winter.
The orchards where chickadees, titmice, nuthatches, and kinglets have dined all winter, will contain few worm-eaten apples next season.
Wilson called the kinglets wrens, but they have little to justify the name, except that the ruby-crown's song is of the same gushing, lyrical character as that referred to above.
He seems loath to believe that a bird so small as either of the kinglets could possess such vocal powers.
Autumn arrives, bringing finches, warblers, sparrows, and kinglets from the north.
The two kinglets give us a call occasionally, and in the late summer and early autumn the humming-birds spend several weeks about our flower-beds.
But if the kinglets were individually the best singers, I must still confess that the goldfinches gave the best concert.
Where a company of Kinglets would be content to straggle thru a dozen trees, a pack of Pygmies prefers to assemble in one.
Here, too, the Kinglets may be noted as they flit across from tree to tree, and their movements traced.
The Tit, further, shows his affinity with the Kinglets in a habit of restlessly flirting the wings; and the Kinglets, as we know, are master builders.
The trees stood about like decorous candlesticks, but the place hummed with Kinglets and clattered with Juncoes and Audubons.
During the winter it mingles freely with the local troops of Kinglets and Chickadees, and keeps largely to the depths of fir trees.
He would move then on Vishnyevetski, but by command of the king and the Commonwealth; and the last hour would have struck not for Vishnyevetski alone, but for all the kinglets of the Ukraine, with their fortunes and their lands.
There may have been relics of Catholicism among them, but at any rate the tiny courts and petty kinglets were pagan and "Teutonic" in speech.
It formed a sort of march or borderland between the two kinds of courts, those of the kinglets and chieftains who still preserved a tradition of civilization, and those of the kinglets who had lost that tradition.
Before the coming of St. Augustine, all the western and probably most of the central kinglets were Christians; the kinglets on the eastern coasts Pagan.
St. Augustine, after his landing, proposed to the native British bishops that they should help in the conversion of the little pagan kinglets and their courts on the eastern coast.
That the Teutonic dialects of the eastern kingletsshould spread westward might have seemed impossible.
It would appear to be over-large for the tiny bird, until we remember that kinglets are wont to have a numerous progeny in their pensile, globular home.
In early days there were frequent struggles for supremacy in Norway, between local kinglets and ambitious chiefs.
Many of the Eastern kinglets were considering whether they could not make a better bargain with Octavian.
It would appear to be over large for the tiny bird, until we remember that kinglets are wont to have a numerous progeny in their pensile, globular home.
Kinglets build large nests of moss and feathers and lay as many as ten eggs.
Though the Golden-crowned Kinglets rove about in flocks a great part of the year, they are extremely private in the nesting season.
They are not leaves, but a flock of Kinglets forcing the bark crevices to yield them a breakfast of the insects which had put themselves comfortably to bed for the winter.
By investing his brother Mushegh with royal prerogatives at Kars, he added yet another to the number of kinglets whose mutual jealousies prepared the way for the passage of the Seljuk Turks towards the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
Baskett says that the Kingletscome at a certain early spring date before the leaves are fully expanded, and flutter upward, while they take something from beneath the budding leaf or twig.
The Nuthatches associate familiarly with theKinglets and Titmice, and often travel with them.
Wilson called the kinglets wrens, but they have little to justify the name, except their song, which is of the same continuous, gushing, lyrical character as that referred to above.
Autumn arrives, bringing finches, warblers, sparrows and kingletsfrom the North.
The XVIIth Dynasty probably began the struggle, at first as semi-independent kinglets at Thebes.
One king was better than a score of kinglets from the nation's point of view.
And so for ten winters his hair was neither cut nor combed, but during all those days the kinglets were being warred down, and at last, in 872, as monarch of all Norway, Harald took a bath and let his hair be combed.
It is a very curious trait in the character of these savage kinglets of Western Africa how little they seem to have been impressed by the downfall of their brethren in neighbouring districts.
A common necessity and hardship hold the birds together in closer bonds so that they are impelled to consort in little roving bands--chickadees, creepers, kinglets and nuthatches, with often a single downy woodpecker accompanying them.
We should at least know thekinglets by their caste-mark--whether it be red or yellow--and the oriole by the colors of his ancient line.
More tree-sparrows directly from Canada than I saw in all my tramps there two months ago; and certainly more kinglets than I ever saw before.
Two downy woodpeckers were scanning, in close company, the dead limb of an old oak, and flitting everywhere were scores of kinglets and warblers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kinglets" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
