Wildlife : Birdwatching - 667

The azure tit (Cyanistes cyanus)

This beautiful tit nests mainly in floodplains, in coastal swampy shrubs overgrown with reeds. But there are exceptions, so she can occasionally nest in mixed forests, provided that there are swamps and rivers nearby.

Outside of nesting time, they roam in small flocks through the forests, adhering to their favorite water bodies.
The bird is quite rare, and I have not seen more than 4 birds in one flock in flooded meadows, where their main habitat is. And in mixed forests, I usually met one bird at a time.