Tufted Titmouse
Baeolophus bicolor
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- Mass
- 18–26 gObie płcie — Cornell
The tufted titmouse inhabits North American deciduous and mixed forests, parks and gardens. It gathers branch and leaf insects, readily eating seeds and nuts ou
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Baeolophus bicolor
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The tufted titmouse inhabits North American deciduous and mixed forests, parks and gardens. It gathers branch and leaf insects, readily eating seeds and nuts outside summer. Larger items are held with feet and struck with the bill.
It nests in hollows. Small non-breeding groups often join woodland birds. It regularly visits feeders alongside natural canopy and trunk foods.