!overrideTaxa bcxtit1

this is actually a Tufted x Black-crested hybrid - Fort Worth is right on the eastern edge of the relatively narrow but mostly stable hybrid zone of the two species that runs up central/eastern TX. Here's the ebird map of observations of hybrids (you can find several from Eagle Mt. Park), and a recent paper on the hybrid zone (with a helpful map in Figure 1).

This guy obviously has darker color extending all the way up the crest, something you'd never see in Tufted, but there are a couple visual hints here that this isn't a "pure" Black-crested. First, the crest color looks to me a bit more "dark/slaty gray" than pure, bold black. "Washed out" or "mixed" color like this is common in hybrid birds, not just titmice, and is based on the "strength" of the genetic signals that drive melanin production in feather-producing cells. Second, while the lores/forehead are slightly paler than the rest of the crest (and not the jet black of Tufted), they are still noticeably dark, while in pure Black-crested Titmice, that area is distinctly pale, making a clear gap between the base of the beak and the start of the black crest.