Order: Passeriformes Family: Paridae Genus: Poecile Species: atricapillus
Profile:7 positives No neutrals No negatives
Regional...This bird has been reportedly found in the following regions: Albertville, Alabama Auburn, Alabama Anchorage, Alaska , British Columbia Nathrop, Colorado Thornton, Colorado Alford, Florida Beverly Hills, Florida Jacksonville, Florida Marianna, Florida Shady Hills, Florida Snellville, Georgia Montpelier, Idaho Aurora, Illinois Gages Lake, Illinois Rock Falls, Illinois Westchester, Illinois Ellinwood, Kansas Calvert City, Kentucky Clinton, Maryland South Laurel, Maryland Westborough, Massachusetts Berrien Springs, Michigan Dearborn, Michigan Albertville, Minnesota Blaine, Minnesota Britt, Minnesota Corcoran, Minnesota Saint Michael, Minnesota Golden, Mississippi Marietta, Mississippi Brunswick, Missouri Cole Camp, Missouri Papillion, Nebraska Beachwood, New Jersey Marlton, New Jersey Coram, New York Dolgeville, New York Henrietta, New York Highland, New York Himrod, New York Yonkers, New York Elizabeth City, North Carolina Dayton, Ohio Lebanon, Ohio Ravenna, Ohio Deschutes River Woods, Oregon Gold Hill, Oregon Salem, Oregon Greensburg, Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Saint Thomas, Pennsylvania Whitehall, Pennsylvania Elizabethton, Tennessee Summertown, Tennessee Desoto, Texas Everman, Texas Friendswood, Texas Springville, Utah West Valley City, Utah Essex Junction, Vermont Hurt, Virginia Newport News, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Lake Goodwin, Washington Lakewood, Washington Shelton, Washington Vancouver, Washington Appleton, Wisconsin Sheridan, Wyoming
Member Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | venu209 | On Jan 1, 2009, venu209 from Jersey Shore, NJ (Zone 7a) wrote:I love having these little guys in my yard. They are very brazen especially considering their diminutive size. Very entertaining feathered friends! |
| Positive | plantgnome | On Jan 19, 2009, plantgnome from Coram, NY wrote: Cutest little bird-not afraid of humans as much as other birds are. I love watching them pick one little seed then fly into the tree to peck at it. So glad its a year round visitor. |
| Positive | Marlina | On Jul 22, 2009, Marlina from Blaine, MN (Zone 4b) wrote:I heard you can train these cuties to eat from your hand... |
| Positive | happy2bmee | On Jan 12, 2010, happy2bmee from Appleton, WI wrote: These little guys are my favorite birds! So energetic, social, and always on the go. I love their songs too. I always stop to watch them. |
| Positive | heyjudeMIB | On Jan 7, 2011, heyjudeMIB from Pendleton, OR wrote: Every morning I take out a variety of seeds and peanuts for all the various birds and squirrels, to feeders around the yard. The chickadees come perch on a branch within a foot or two of the tree feeder and eagerly watch and wait for me to leave the fill, This morning I tried reaching out with seed in open palm, but he declined ..although he never budged an inch :) |
| Positive | absinthe27 | On Sep 2, 2012, absinthe27 from Albertville, MN (Zone 4b) wrote:One of my favorite birds. I love how they will sing back at you if you whistle the two-note call they make. |
| Positive | HeidiKHandmade | On Mar 4, 2013, HeidiKHandmade from Vancouver, WA wrote: Flocks to the suet feeder along with the dozen or so tiny gray bushtits that seem to keep it company. Loves perching in the rose arbor. |
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