Black-Crested Titmouse by CavalierLady
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Description
The Black-Crested Titmouse was once considered a subspecies of the Tufted Titmouse. But it was designated a species in 2002. Its range is a narrow northerly/southerly band that runs from northern Texas down into Mexico.
I don't see the Tufted Titmouse anymore since I live in a different area, and don't often see these black-crested cuties as they are skittish and fast, flitting quickly from branch to branch and tree to tree. It was a nice surprise to see two of them come to my feeders.
Better detail in zoom view. Thanks very kindly for your recent views and comments.
Comments (19)
Superb image Tex, What a cutie bird this is.
Simply beautiful and perfect !!!!!!
Very nice bird!
What a beautiful bird, perfectly captured!
Superb capture. God bless.
Very sharp shot of this cute character...
Awesome photo...the detail and clarity is incredible....
This is a cracking shot Maria and a little bird that I have never heard of.
What an adorable little person!
Very beautiful shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a beautiful little fellow this is; I've never seen one at all! Excellent shot!
Excellent portrait of the elegant little Black-Crested Titmouse, Maria, a species I've never seen, or even heard of before. A zoom is a must in this instance.
beautiful bird and capture. I know you really know your birds. you are not west of dfw anymore?
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AHH! It is so sweet and lovely with excellent clarity. Well done Maria :)
Wonderful capture. I like the way he looks to the camera.
Awesome POV, love it!
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A very delightful specimen and I don't think that I have ever seen one before!