About Goldcrest
The goldcrest is the smallest bird in Europe and a rare visitor to Iceland.
It is easily recognized by its bright yellow or orange crown. The species
prefers coniferous forests and dense woodland.
Its diet mainly consists of small insects. Goldcrests are very active and
constantly moving. They are only occasionally observed in Iceland.
Habitat
Woodlands, shrubland, and coniferous trees
Diet
Small insects, spiders and other invertebrates.
Nesting habitat
Conifers and dense woodland.
Identification
A tiny olive-green bird with a conspicuous yellow or orange crown stripe.
Distribution
Found mainly in conifer plantations and wooded areas.
Interesting facts
The goldcrest is the smallest bird in Europe.