Just hatched! Oak titmouse chicks. (Joan Morris/Bay Area News Group) Our Garden produces around 14,000 pounds of vegetables and fruit each year, but this is the first time it has produced baby birds.

Thud! Thud! Thud! (pause) Thud! Thud! What in the world is that noise? I keep hearing the thuds over and over again coming from my backyard. Quickly investigating, I discover a small Tufted Titmouse ...

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The tufted titmouse is one of the bounciest and brightest little birds that will visit your yard. The word "titmouse" is derived from an Old Icelandic word, "tittr", which means "something small." ...

Sneaky birds are risking their lives to line their nests with something unusual —animal fur, or sometimes, even human hair. But it’s not all fun and games for these shameless creatures. Mammal hair ...

After five years of looking, I have finally been able to figure out which bird has been making the constant “dee-da, dee-da, dee-da” call in my yard. It’s the tufted titmouse. The book claims their ...

A social songbird with an echoing voice has been named the official bird of Windsor. “The tufted titmouse is a unique songbird with strong ties to oak woodland and oak savanna,” said James Chacko, the ...

Our Garden produces around 14,000 pounds of vegetables and fruit each year, but this is the first time it has produced baby birds. Last year, the California Bluebird Recovery Program installed nesting ...