Western Bird Guide: Birds of the Rockies and West to the Pacific

by Charles K. Reed

BRIDLED TITMOUSE.

734. Bæolophus wollweberi. 5 inches.

Range.—Arizona and Texas into Mexico. This plain colored “tit,” with the only markings about the head, black crest and breast, with white above and below the eyes, is common in parts of Arizona, where it builds within a few feet of the ground in cavities of trees. Nest and eggs the same as the [Plain Titmouse] (.70 × .50).