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The Small Bird with a Big History: Meet the Tufted Titmouse
If you’ve ever spent a quiet morning watching the branches of your backyard trees, you’ve likely been charmed by a burst of gray feathers, a flash of rust-colored flanks, and a signature spiked crest. The Tufted Titmouse (*Baeolophus bicolor*) is a staple of eastern woodlands, known just as much for its acrobatic foraging as its bold, curious personality. As captured beautifully in this image, these little birds have a distinct way of leaning forward, sizing up their surround
Lance Ripka
May 273 min read
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