#bridled titmouse

[spinus-pinus]

Bridled Titmouse Baeolophus wollweberi

2/21/2024 Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona

[todaysbird]

the bridled titmouse is a small member of the paridae (tits and titmice) family found from southern portions of the united states to mexico. they prefer forests heavily populated by oak trees. they are omnivorous eaters that consume insects, fruits, and seeds.

[simplified-birds]

Simplified bird #34 - bridled titmouse

( requested by @averymuddysparrow )

[animal-families-tournaments]

Paridae family, round 2: Black Capped Chickadee vs Bridled Titmouse

Black Capped Chickadee

Bridled Titmouse

Voting ended onDec 7, 2025

[technuthatch]

Titmice! Considering making them into stickers.

[sturgeon-general]

I found a bird so important they dedicated an entire area to him.

[proton-wobbler]

Loser's Bracket: Final Poll

Who's your favorite loser?

Bridled Titmouse

Blue Nuthatch

Starry Owlet-nightjar

Black-necked Grebe

Voting ended onNov 4, 2023

Image Sources: Titmouse (All About Birds); Blue Nuthatch (Neoh Hor Kee); Nightjar (Dubi Shapiro); Grebe (Daniel Pettersson)

[fatchance]

Recent birds.

Bridled titmouse / carbonero embridado (Baeolophus wollweberi).

Pyrrhuloxia / cardenal desértico (Cardinalis sinuatus), with bright red mating plumage.

Dark-eyed juncos / junco ojos negros (Junco hyemalis). Oregon and gray-headed morphs are shown here. 

Acorn woodpecker / carpintero bellotero (Melanerpes formicivorus).

Cassin’s finch / pinzón serrano (Haemorhous cassinii). 

All at Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary, Cochise County, Arizona.