Tits and Chickadees (Paridae)
Tufted Titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor) - HBW 12, p. 730
French: Mésange bicolore
German: Indianermeise
Spanish: Herrerillo Bicolor
Other common names: Eastern Tufted Titmouse
Taxonomy: Parus bicolor Linnaeus, 1766, South Carolina, USA.
Until recently present genus normally subsumed into a broad Parus, and many authors still prefer that treatment. Forms a superspecies with B. inornatus, B. ridgwayi and B. atricristatus. Was until recently treated as conspecific with last of these, and the two hybridize in a narrow zone in C Texas, but they generally differ somewhat in ecology; further study required. Monotypic.
Distribution: Extreme SE Canada (S Ontario) and E USA (SE Minnesota E to S Maine, S to C & E Texas and S Florida).
- Least Concern
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A bird eating seeds. Atlanta, Georgia, USA (Monotypic species)
Alan Larson 28 February 2005 4 years ago 22 sec 4.4 -
A bird opening a sunflower seed, taken from a feeder Greenwich Audubon Centre, Connecticut, USA (Monotypic species)
Josep del Hoyo 1 May 2006 3 years ago 40 sec 4.2 -
An individual having a bath. Atchafalaya Forest, Louisiana, USA (Monotypic species)
Josep del Hoyo 15 April 2000 8 years ago 9 sec 2.9
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A bird on a branch. Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
Richard Dubiel 29 December 2009 34 weeks ago 3.8 -
Tufted Titmouse, Baeolophus bicolor eating seeds Maryland, USA
Felix 17 February 2010 28 weeks ago 3.8 -
Tufted Titmouse Maryland, USA
Felix 17 November 2010 28 weeks ago 3.3 -
A male perched on a feeder pole Atlanta, Georgia, USA (Monotypic species)
Stuart Fisher 5 June 2009 36 weeks ago 2.7 -
A presumed female on a feeder Atlanta, Georgia, USA (Monotypic species)
Stuart Fisher 5 June 2009 36 weeks ago 2 -
Tufted Titmouse at feeder. Halifax, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA
Ron Manning 10 December 2009 37 weeks ago 2
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Song of a male and more distant calls of another individual Georgia, USA
(Monotypic species)
Stuart Fisher 3 June 2009 1 year ago 4 -
Calls of a juvenile with 2 adults calling in the background Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida, USA
(Monotypic species)
Stuart Fisher 24 May 2010 8 weeks ago 2
