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tufted titmouse
noun
- a gray titmouse, Parus bicolor, of the eastern and midwestern U.S., having a crested head.
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Origin of tufted titmouse1
Example Sentences
âI am happy when I watch a tufted titmouse, nuthatch or any other bird fly to one of my feeders and chow down on a big fat nut or seed,â wrote Donna McDowell of Gaithersburg.
Last spring, Dr. Pollock was participating in his universityâs annual spring bird count when a tufted titmouse caught his eye.
If you go into the parks, you will see tufted titmice, robins, red-tailed hawks, mourning doves, cardinals and, if you were lucky a few weeks ago, the fabulous snowy owl.
Populations of American crows, tufted titmice, gray catbirds and brown thrashers dropped below normal during the cicada emergence yearâand then increased the following year, after which they stabilized.
This is something youâre just not going to see for, say, cockatiels, Labrador retriever puppies, baby giraffes or even a tufted titmouse.
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