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Baeolophus bicolor
TUFTED TITMOUSE
Synonym: Parus bicolor
Florida native
The Northern or tufted population of this species ranges throughout the southeastern United States west to Texas, north almost to Lake Superior and northeast into southern Maine.
A black-crested population is found in parts of Texas and Mexico and was previously considered a separate species.
Baeolophus bicolor is a member of the Paridae - Chickadees and Titmice family.
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For more information on this species, visit the following link:
Cornell Lab of Ornithology All About Birds page for this species
Date record last modified:
Aug 07, 2016