|
Birds Likely to be Observed in Oregon
Location in Oregon
Oak Titmouse Baeolophus inornatus -- This is the common plain gray titmouse of the West. It is told from all other chickadees by its white throat. Prefers oaks. The Oak Titmouse repeats a whistled 2-note song, accented on the first note. Unlike other titmice, its call is a tschick-a-dee call that sounds much more like the call of a chickadee than that of a titmouse. |
| Look at Next Bird Back to Bird Directory Page 12 Back to Thumbs Page 36 | |