titmouse Sentence Examples
- The tufted titmouse perched atop the branch, its cheerful song echoing through the forest.
- The chickadee and titmouse joined forces to search for food beneath the snow.
- The male titmouse wooed its mate with an elaborate courtship display, including tail-flicking and head-bobbing.
- The nest box attracted a nesting pair of titmice, who filled it with soft moss and feathers.
- The tiny titmouse flitted from tree to tree, uttering its high-pitched call.
- The winter titmouse stored food in tree crevices and bark fissures to sustain itself during the cold months.
- The titmouse's keen eyesight allowed it to spot tiny insects on leaves and twigs.
- The migration of titmice signaled the arrival of spring and warmer weather.
- The titmouse is a beloved backyard bird known for its sociable nature and cheerful demeanor.
- The tufted titmouse is a resident of deciduous forests across eastern North America.
titmouse Meaning
titmouse (n)
small insectivorous birds
titmouse (n.)
Any one of numerous species of small insectivorous singing birds belonging to Parus and allied genera; -- called also tit, and tomtit.
Synonyms & Antonyms of titmouse
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FAQs About the word titmouse
small insectivorous birdsAny one of numerous species of small insectivorous singing birds belonging to Parus and allied genera; -- called also tit, and tomtit.
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The tufted titmouse perched atop the branch, its cheerful song echoing through the forest.
The chickadee and titmouse joined forces to search for food beneath the snow.
The male titmouse wooed its mate with an elaborate courtship display, including tail-flicking and head-bobbing.
The nest box attracted a nesting pair of titmice, who filled it with soft moss and feathers.
