These birds are beautiful, but I have no clue as to what kind of bird they are. The first picture is an adult and the second picture is one of the babies fresh out of the nest.
@The Garden Frog with C Renee
Thank you. They are beautiful and sound so sweet. I am lucky to have two pairs of them living in my yard. They always build their nest in the corners of my storage building.
Sorry for the mistakes. There should be just a period after the name. The sentence that is chopped off should continue:the eastern US has just the tufted.
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Looks like a tufted titmouse.
@The Garden Frog with C Renee Thank you. They are beautiful and sound so sweet. I am lucky to have two pairs of them living in my yard. They always build their nest in the corners of my storage building.
Yes, looks like a Tufted Titmouse
I agree it is a titmouse
Thank you all very much. Now I can tell my grandbaby what kind of bird it is.
This is a cute Tufted Tirmouse? There are three kinds in the US but the eastern U S has only the tufted.
Sorry for the mistakes. There should be just a period after the name. The sentence that is chopped off should continue:the eastern US has just the tufted.
I will try again the eastern US has only Tufted.
Thank you. They are a very pretty bird
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