Tufted Titmouse at birdfeeder. Photo by Dr. Jim Smith.
Posted by: barn owl | January 12, 2009
Daily Nature 2009: Tufted Titmouse
Posted in 2009 wildlife, birdwatching, Paridae, Texas wildlife
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