Bridled Titmouse - Baeolophus wollweberi
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The Bridled Titmouse is found in southwestern New Mexico, and Mexico. They mainly forage on branches for insects (especially caterpillars) and will also eat seeds, nuts and berries. They will sometimes forage on the ground.
03/25/2010 - Hondo Canyon Estates trailhead
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03/25/2010 - Hondo Canyon Estates trailhead
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03/25/2010 - Hondo Canyon Estates trailhead
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