Tufted Titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor)

Order: Passeriformes Family: Paridae Genus: Baeolophus Species: bicolor Profile: 2 positives No neutrals No negatives Regional... This bird has been reportedly found in the following regions: Sandy Hook, Connecticut Alford, Florida Brooksville, Florida Daytona Beach, Florida Sanford, Florida Smyrna, Georgia Coatesville, Indiana Dubuque, Iowa Calvert City, Kentucky Hebron, Kentucky Shreveport, Louisiana Clinton, Maryland Frederick, Maryland Laurel, Maryland Golden, Mississippi Cole Camp, Missouri Conway, Missouri Beachwood, New Jersey Marlton, New Jersey Woodstown, New Jersey Coram, New York Henrietta, New York Himrod, New York Selden, New York Yonkers, New York Cary, North Carolina Dayton, Ohio Lebanon, Ohio Downingtown, Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Charleston, South Carolina Elizabethton, Tennessee Fort Worth, Texas Needville, Texas Essex Junction, Vermont Alexandria, Virginia Fredericksburg, Virginia Front Royal, Virginia Newport News, Virginia Member Notes: Rating Author Comment Positive plantgnome On Jan 19, 2009, plantgnome from Coram, NY wrote: These little guys flit around from feeder to feeder. They do not like being interupted and loudly let you know it. They will go up into a tree and scream loudly at you-like saying go away your bothering me. Quite entertaining and have a very suprised look to their faces with big black eyes and that silly crown. Positive tabby7 On Jan 31, 2009, tabby7 from Alford, FL wrote: These perky little beauties live in northwest Florida year round. They are daily visitors to my birdfeeders to enjoy black oil sunflower seeds and are usually in the company of black capped chickadees.

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