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Jacky Parker

7 Simple Tricks to Attract a Tufted Titmouse – And Turn Your Backyard Into a Bird Haven

Tufted Titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor) perched on a wooden picket fence in Iowa.

Watching tufted titmouse antics is a joy, whether they're hopping around, hanging upside down or masterfully hovering for bugs. This adorable avian has been steadily moving its habitat northward into Canada in recent years, so those in Toronto may now see more tufted titmice (Baeolophus bicolor) than those in Tampa.

While parts of Florida may miss out, other eastern residents (and those in the south west in winter) can expect to see this cute crested little bird foraging for food, perching with its feathered friends or scouting for nest materials in their gardens.

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