Titmouse

There are three known species of titmouse: tufted, plain, and bridled. The tufted is a year round resident of Florida. Although this bird has a highly nervous temperament, it is also friendly and very sociable. In spring, the tufted titmouse finds an area abundant with insects and builds its nest in the split of an oak tree or a birdhouse in which to raise its brood. During winter when insects are scarce, this perky little bird relies on birdfeeders for food. Favorite foods of the titmouse are sunflower seeds, beechnuts, and acorns.
This house is handmade with weather and insect resistant western red cedar. Almost all of the screws are stainless steel. These are used for their durable and rust-free nature. The one exception is a specially coated screw located at the bottom center of the front. This piece is used for ease in removal to clean and mount the birdhouse. Other features incorporated into this box are: vents, for good air circulation; a drain hole, in case water gets inside; and a rough "ladder" for the fledglings to use to climb out.

Titmouse House.....................$30.00 Plus $9.00 Shipping
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