The Tufted Titmouse is a small songbird that captivates ... Its range extends from the northeastern United States down to Florida and westward to Texas and the Great Plains.

This active, crested little bird is common all year in Florida and throughout eastern forests. Tufted titmice forage by hopping actively among branches and twigs of trees, often hanging upside ...

Mixed flocks feature a "leader" species, which in North Florida is the tufted titmouse, Baeolophus bicolor. While it can be a bossy blabbermouth, the titmouse also plays an important role in ...

Mom had several worn bird books, broken down by regions of the country and species of birds, and she kept a hand-written list ...

After being trapped inside Flagler County Emergency Services building for the day, a tufted titmouse was rescued last Friday afternoon by a vigilant employee. The bird had traveled from the ...

More than almost any other bird, I associate tufted titmice with winter birdfeeders ... So, go out and find a titmouse. They are fun to watch - they don’t usually travel in flocks, like ...

In last week’s column I wrote about chickadees. These friendly little birds have an impish cousin that is also a frequent visitor to feeders in the region. If chickadees are ...

I received a recent email from Mary Jackson about a troublesome titmouse that has taken a liking to one of her kitchen windows. “For the past week or so, I have had a tufted titmouse fly up to ...

As crafty birds go, it turns out the tufted titmouse might just be the pluckiest of the lot. That's because scientists have filmed them daringly stealing hair from cats, dogs and even humans to ...

Our neighbor, Yoka Meyer, thought it was our alarm clock going off. No, it’s a male tufted titmouse greeting the break of day with a pinging tune that reverberates through the early morning air.

From cardinals to the tufted titmouse, no special equipment is necessary to spot these birds at your Florida home.