Oak Titmouse - Baeolophus inornatus

Length 5.9-6.3 in (15.0-16.0 cm)
Weight 0.4-0.7 oz (12.6-19.2 g)
Clutch Size 6-9
Chicks at birth Altricial
IUCN Conservation Status Least Concern
Continents:NA
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The Oak Titmouse is a small passerine that is resident year-round on the Pacific coast from southern Oregon to Baja California. They eat insects and spiders and sometimes will also eat berries, acorns, and some seeds.

Juvenile
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06/25/2008 - Toro Regional Park, Salinas, CA
06/25/2008 - Toro Regional Park, Salinas, CA
Adult
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Note seed in beak
05/28/2010 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA
Note seed in beak
05/28/2010 - Kensington/Albany neighborhood, CA
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Note seed in beak
06/01/2010 - Heather Farms; Walnut Creek, CA
Note seed in beak
06/01/2010 - Heather Farms; Walnut Creek, CA
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05/06/2011 - Home - Kensington, CA
05/06/2011 - Home - Kensington, CA
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06/04/2008 - Laguna Grande Park, Monterey, CA
06/04/2008 - Laguna Grande Park, Monterey, CA
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12/30/2008 - Heather Farms; Walnut Creek, CA
12/30/2008 - Heather Farms; Walnut Creek, CA
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He ate part of the leaf
12/30/2008 - Heather Farms; Walnut Creek, CA
He ate part of the leaf
12/30/2008 - Heather Farms; Walnut Creek, CA
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Scratching the head
02/18/2010 - Big Morongo Canyon Preserve, CA
Scratching the head
02/18/2010 - Big Morongo Canyon Preserve, CA
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Bug in beak
03/20/2008 - Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve, CA
Bug in beak
03/20/2008 - Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve, CA

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