Bushtit

Psaltriparus minimus

Least Concern

The Bushtit is a tiny flocking tit ally of North American tundra, grassland, woodland, and open country. It moves busily through shrubs and trees, gleaning small insects, spiders, and eggs from leaves and bark, and many species build soft domed nests woven with moss, lichen, and spider silk.

Family

Aegithalidae

Group

Long-tailed Tits and Bushtit

Range

Bushtit Range — Resident or seasonal range in North American tundra, grassland, woodland, and open country

Population

≈ 10M-20M

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