Ratel's photos #314 Forest Birds-248
The azure tit (Cyanistes cyanus)
This cute titmouse is a close relative of the The Eurasian blue tit. But lives mainly in Siberia. It is also occasionally found in the very east of the European part of Russia. So many of my familiar birdwatchers from the Urals often show me photos of these birds. And in the fall, when the nomads begin, then these birds can be brought anywhere, and even in the western regions, but this is extremely rare.
Encyclopedias write that this tit is far more herbivorous than the blue tit. Yes, given their habitats, namely cold Siberia, where winter begins at the end of October, and ends in mid-April, these birds are forced to feed on various seeds.
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