This photo gives me a bit of spring fever. Why? The sun was beautiful and created some shodows. It feels like spring is on the way. Now if we can just get there.
I love the Tufted Titmouse too.
~ Rick
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It was so cold this past week and it was painful. I can usually ignore the cold, but this was bitter cold. I am glad to see a warmer trend on the way and I think even this Tufted Titmouse agrees.
~ Rick
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The Tufted Titmouse is such a cool bird. We tend to see them most often in the winter. Such a small bird yet seems to be very robust. And the eyes are amazing.
~ Rick
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You have to love the Tufted Titmouse. Such a small bird but fun to wartch. This one didn't give me a clean view, but I'll take what is available.
~ Rick
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I love the eyes of the Tufted Titmouse. They just look so cool.
Now for a fun fact that I found at the link above:
Tufted Titmice hoard food in fall and winter, a behavior they share with many of their relatives, including the chickadees and tits. Titmice take advantage of a bird feeder’s bounty by storing many of the seeds they get. Usually, the storage sites are within 130 feet of the feeder. The birds take only one seed per trip and usually shell the seeds before hiding them.
Very cool.
~ Rick
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