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family Paridae,
commonly called ****. Its
members are
known as
titmouses or
titmice. All the
species are
native to
North America. In the past, most authorities...
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often ****ociate with
chickadees and
other p****erines when foraging.
Tufted titmice nest in a hole in a tree,
either a
natural cavity, a human-made nest box...
- The ****, chickadees, and
titmice constitute the Paridae, a
large family of
small p****erine
birds which occur mainly in the
Northern Hemisphere and Africa...
- 2018-12-22. Gill, F. B.; Slikas, B.; Sheldon, F. H. (2005). "Phylogeny of
titmice (Paridae): II.
Species relationships based on
sequences of the mitochondrial...
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whether taxonomic rearrangement is
indeed required. With the
range of
these titmice encircling the Himalayas,
without further study it
cannot even be excluded...
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hyliotas Stenostiridae:
fairy flycatchers Paridae: ****,
chickadees and
titmice Remizidae:
penduline **** Panuridae:
bearded reedling Alaudidae: larks...
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chickadees often flock together. Many
other species of
birds –
including titmice, nuthatches, and
warblers – can
often be
found foraging in
these flocks...
- must find new
breeding territory. Many
other species of birds,
including titmice, nuthatches, and
warblers can
often be
found foraging in
these flocks....
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season for foraging.
Pairs stay
together after the
breeding season. Oak
titmice eat
insects and spiders, and are
sometimes seen
catching insects in mid...
- This list of
birds of
Great Britain comprises all bird
species that have been
recorded in a wild
state in
Great Britain. It
follows the
official British...
