I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.
I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.
I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.
I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.
I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.
I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.
I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.
I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.

Black-Crested Titmouse (Baeolophus atricristatus)

Black-Crested Titmouse

(Baeolophus atricristatus)

Description:

I hadn’t seen a Black-Crested Titmouse since leaving south Texas in 2021. My time on South Padre Island in September 2022 let me meet a lot of nice birds, but the titmouse was not among them. I had to wander up the Rio Grande Valley to meet them again.

Date Taken: 2022:09:22 10:51

Location:

Santa Ana National Wildlife Refu
Alamo, Texas
United States
89.00 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/4000

File Name: BlackCrestedTitmouse_8505577-SantaAna.NWR_

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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