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Tufted Titmouse

Baeolophus bicolor

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This bird has been reportedly found in the following regions:

Albertville, Alabama

Attalla, Alabama

Brookfield, Connecticut

East Canaan, Connecticut

Sandy Hook, Connecticut

Alford, Florida

Brooksville, Florida

Daytona Beach, Florida

Jacksonville, Florida

Lutz, Florida

New Port Richey, Florida

Sanford, Florida

Sarasota, Florida

Trenton, Florida

Jekyll Island, Georgia

Smyrna, Georgia

Coatesville, Indiana

Corunna, Indiana

Dubuque, Iowa

Calvert City, Kentucky

Hebron, Kentucky

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Shreveport, Louisiana

South China, Maine

Clinton, Maryland

Frederick, Maryland

Laurel, Maryland

Rockville, Maryland

Traverse City, Michigan

Golden, Mississippi

Laurel, Mississippi

Bolivar, Missouri

Brunswick, Missouri

Cole Camp, Missouri

Conway, Missouri

Saint Louis, Missouri

Beachwood, New Jersey

Marlton, New Jersey

Millville, New Jersey

Woodstown, New Jersey

Coram, New York

Himrod, New York

Yonkers, New York

Cary, North Carolina

Concord, North Carolina

Elizabeth City, North Carolina

Raleigh, North Carolina

Chillicothe, Ohio

Columbus, Ohio

Dalton, Ohio

Dayton, Ohio

Guysville, Ohio

Lebanon, Ohio

Downingtown, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania

Charleston, South Carolina

Columbia, South Carolina

Clarksville, Tennessee

Elizabethton, Tennessee

Summertown, Tennessee

Fort Worth, Texas

Magnolia, Texas

Needville, Texas

Spring, Texas

Essex Junction, Vermont

Alexandria, Virginia

Fredericksburg, Virginia

Front Royal, Virginia

Hurt, Virginia

Newport News, Virginia

Roanoke, Virginia

Walkerton, Virginia

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hydey6

Corunna, IN | December 2011 | Positive

Just recently discovered this bird at the sunflower feeder the other day, the first time I have ever seen them. They are so cute fluttering around out there with the nuthatches. They even eat the peanuts from the blue jay feeder. They don't like to be disturbed and fly into the tree and hollar at me when I fill the feeders.

Suzy_Bee

Spring, TX (Zone 9a) | December 2011 | Positive

I love these little birdies. They are so cute, they almost look like cartoon characters with their little surprised looks. Little sweethearts, and many of them let me get pretty close to them when I'm outside.

audsrz

Traverse City, MI (Zone 5a) | December 2010 | Positive

I usually hear the distinctive peeping before I see them. Then all I have to do is look for the chickadees. They usaully all flock together for foraging along with a few red/ white breasted nuthatchs'