DecoBird Tufted Titmouse
The tufted titmouse is a North American bird often spotted at the bird table. This acrobat is often seen hanging upside down on branches during its search for insects and seeds.
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- Packaging:Display carton with window
- Weight:0,073 kg
- Size:L:136 x W: 53 x H: 120 mm
- Materials:Hand-carved wood, water-based paint.
- Other:Informative booklet with facts about the bird is included
- EAN:7350054763554
Description
Article no.: WG661
The tufted titmouse is a North American bird often spotted at the bird table. This acrobat is often seen hanging upside down on branches during its search for insects and seeds. They live in pairs and stay together all year round. The female lays 3-9 spotted eggs that are hatched after 12-14 days. The nest is lined with hair that the titmouse sometimes picks directly from live animals.
Tufted titmouse in other languages:
Scientific name: Baeolophus bicolorDutch: Tweekleurige Mees
French: Mésange Bicolore
German: Indianermeise
Italian: Cincetta crestata
Spanish: Herrerillo Bicolor
Swedish: Östlig Gråmes