I see the Tufted Titmouse at a platform feeder in Windsor on Black Oil Sunflower seeds and it does not seem to displace other birds. Maybe the feeder here is larger/longer and promotes more neighborliness ?? There are five different seed feeders available, and then there are five suet feeders, too. A Northern Mockingbird provides background music from the trees around the feeders. Michael. 


Michael T. Quinn 

P. O. Box 639 
Windsor, VT 05089 
802.674.2522 

"Only Connect..." 



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Subject: [UVB] Tufted Titmouse 

We have lots of these bright little visitors feasting on our black sunflower seed feed, busy displacing the gentler chickadees. Widespread visitors for others? 

Don 
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