Look for tufted titmice in woodlands, forests, tree-lined parks, suburban neighborhoods and backyard birdfeeders. They can be seen east of the Great Plains all year-long. Tufted titmice make their nests in holes in trees. They will often use abandoned woodpecker holes and cavities in dead trees, because they cannot make new holes in trees. Main Viewing RegionsVirginia Florida New York South Carolina Maryland Arizona North Carolina New Hampshire Alabama Connecticut Minnesota Arkansas Michigan Georgia |
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