Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America

The book that made American bird-watching possible in the field: keys, plumages, songs and habits for every species of the East, by the man who ran ornithology at the American Museum.

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States (Frequently they are found)

Frequently they are found associated. The Woodpeckers generally keep to the tree tops, the Warblers live on or near the ground, while the Nuthatches scramble actively about from the base of the trunk to the terminal twigs. The only note I have heard them utter is a conversational tnee, tree. They are talkative sprites, and, like a group of school children, each one chatters away without paying the slightest attention to what his companions are saying. 731. Parus bicolor (Linn.). TUFTED TITMOUSE. Ad.-Forehead black; rest of the upper parts, wings, and tail gray; under parts whitish; sides washed with rufous; a conspicuous crest. L., 6.00; W., 3-10; T., 270; B., 42.

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