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Bushtit Perched in Tree

A female bushtit (Psaltriparus minimus) rests in a tree in Discovery Park, Seattle, Washington. The bushtit is one of North America's smallest birds with a wingspan of just 6 inches and a weight of just over 5 grams. Bushtits commonly feed in large flocks.

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A female bushtit (Psaltriparus minimus) rests in a tree in Discovery Park, Seattle, Washington. The bushtit is one of North America's smallest birds with a wingspan of just 6 inches and a weight of just over 5 grams. Bushtits commonly feed in large flocks.