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ing as well. Into this opening they put a base of moss and dead leaves and make a cup of hair or fibers, including fur, wool or cotton.
Titmice have been known to pluck hair from woodchucks, dogs and several other animals, even from humans.
John Trott once reported on the subject of titmice plucking human hair for nesting purposes and I agree with his comments. His thoughts on the subject were vintage John Trott. He
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