03/23/2026
Tufted Titmouse
The Tufted Titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor) is a small and lively songbird commonly found in woodlands and gardens of eastern North America. It is easily recognized by its pointed gray crest and curious personality.
This bird has soft gray upperparts, a white belly, and a warm rusty patch on its sides. It often hops through branches while giving its clear whistling call.
Highlights:
β’ Appearance: Gray body with a pointed crest, white underside, and rusty flanks.
β’ Habitat: Deciduous forests, parks, and backyard feeders in eastern North America.
β’ Diet: Seeds, nuts, berries, and insects.
β’ Behavior: Curious and active, often visiting bird feeders and storing food for later. π¦β¨
