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Tufted Titmouse
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A common bird found in Northwest Ohio, the tufted titmouse can be found at bird feeders or flying branch to branch in wooded areas collecting large seeds, such as acorns. Once found they will either cache the seeds away in small holes or bark crevices, or hold the see with their feet to eat with their beaks, as seen in the photo.
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