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Every winter I make the drive to where I know there are a few of the super cute Tufted Titmouse. Someone had put out a few seeds and nuts for the winter birds and this little one grabbed a Sunflower seed. Click link to view!
https://debbie-oppermann.pixels.com/featured/tufted-titmouse-with-sunflower-seed-debbie-oppermann.html

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Greyish Tufted Titmouse with sunflower seed in beak and perched on a tree stump in winter with greyish blue background

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Tufted Titmouse With Sunflower Seed by Debbie Oppermann

Deb Oppermann

@DebOppermann@photog.social · yesterday

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Tufted Titmouse With Sunflower Seed by Debbie Oppermann

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Swede’s Photographs

@Swede1952@universeodon.com · 4 days ago

Eye-to-Eye with a Tufted Titmouse

This tufted titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor) seems to stare directly at the camera.

Tufted titmice are a favorite among a select group of bird enthusiasts. To celebrate these charming creatures, I’ve curated a special collection dedicated entirely to them in my photo gallery. Take a look!

https://swede1952-photographs.pixels.com

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"The image shows a small tufted titmouse perched on a slender tree branch, its body angled slightly as if it has just paused mid‑movement. The bird’s most striking feature—its soft gray crest—rises into a neat little peak atop its head, giving it an alert, almost inquisitive expression. Its eyes are dark and round, bright with curiosity, set against a pale face that makes them stand out like polished beads.

The titmouse’s back and wings are a smooth grayish‑blue, the color shifting subtly with the light. Along its sides, a warm wash of rusty orange glows softly, blending into the clean white of its underparts. The feathers look fine and delicate, each one lying neatly against the next, giving the bird a tidy, well‑kept appearance.

A vertical branch in the foreground partially obscures the bird, creating a sense of depth—as if the viewer is peeking through the trees to catch a glimpse of this quick, lively creature. The background is a blur of muted browns and soft greens, the out‑of‑focus shapes of branches and woodland giving the scene a quiet, natural atmosphere. The titmouse appears alert but calm, as though listening for the next rustle of leaves or distant call.

The overall mood is intimate and serene: a small woodland bird caught in a moment of stillness amid the branches." - Microsoft Copilot — "The image shows a small tufted titmouse perched on a slender tree branch, its body angled slightly as if it has just paused mid‑movement. The bird’s most striking feature—its soft gray crest—rises into a neat little peak atop its head, giving it an alert, almost inquisitive expression. Its eyes are dark and round, bright with curiosity, set against a pale face that makes them stand out like polished beads. The titmouse’s back and wings are a smooth grayish‑blue, the color shifting subtly with the light. Along its sides, a warm wash of rusty orange glows softly, blending into the clean white of its underparts. The feathers look fine and delicate, each one lying neatly against the next, giving the bird a tidy, well‑kept appearance. A vertical branch in the foreground partially obscures the bird, creating a sense of depth—as if the viewer is peeking through the trees to catch a glimpse of this quick, lively creature. The background is a blur of muted browns and soft greens, the out‑of‑focus shapes of branches and woodland giving the scene a quiet, natural atmosphere. The titmouse appears alert but calm, as though listening for the next rustle of leaves or distant call. The overall mood is intimate and serene: a small woodland bird caught in a moment of stillness amid the branches." - Microsoft Copilot

Swede’s Photographs

@Swede1952@universeodon.com · 4 days ago

Eye-to-Eye with a Tufted Titmouse

This tufted titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor) seems to stare directly at the camera.

https://swede1952-photographs.pixels.com

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oldguy52 - resist, live, love

@oldguy52@techhub.social · last week

Vocal, Active, Acrobatic. Three words that nicely capture the Tufted Titmouse. Sadly, the last of the Paridae that I have in my photo Library. These are lowland birds, that are common in the eastern half of US. Fun to watch and work with as you hike around the trails in the woods. They will follow along, talking to you as they forage for food - mostly insects (amazing to see them take on a spider) but will also eat nuts and seed. Common in our area, and a common visitor to our feeders.

Volunteer workday today. Not sure what we will be doing so will load up most of the tools. Tuesday nearly finished me off, so hopefully something a little lighter today.

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Small gray bird - gray wings and upper body, the underpants are mostly light grey, but with light tan sides. The crest is gray, land the cheeks are lighter grey. The eyes are black as is the short bill and the lores. The bird has a large acorn (almost too large to hold) that it will crack by repeated pounding with its beak. They will take peanuts as well.

Tufted Titmouse - Baeolophus bicolor — Small gray bird - gray wings and upper body, the underpants are mostly light grey, but with light tan sides. The crest is gray, land the cheeks are lighter grey. The eyes are black as is the short bill and the lores. The bird has a large acorn (almost too large to hold) that it will crack by repeated pounding with its beak. They will take peanuts as well. Tufted Titmouse - Baeolophus bicolor

Tufted Titmouse perched on a branch. The crest and the tan sides are clearly visible.

Tufted titmouse with captured prey. They will take mostly insects during warm seasons.

Tufted titmouse pulling webbing out of a webworms casing. They are omnivorous and will go after any food source.

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Tufted_Titmouse/overview

https://birdsoftheworld.org/bow/species/tuftit/cur/introduction — Tufted titmouse pulling webbing out of a webworms casing. They are omnivorous and will go after any food source. https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Tufted_Titmouse/overview https://birdsoftheworld.org/bow/species/tuftit/cur/introduction

oldguy52 - resist, live, love

@oldguy52@techhub.social · last week

Volunteer workday today. Not sure what we will be doing so will load up most of the tools. Tuesday nearly finished me off, so hopefully something a little lighter today.

#BirdsOfMastodon #BirdPhotography #TuftedTitmouse #Resist #NoICE #NoWar

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