Eurasian Blue Tit, famous for its acrobatic skills, the chicks are adapted to cold and wet weather скачать в хорошем качестве

Eurasian Blue Tit, famous for its acrobatic skills, the chicks are adapted to cold and wet weather

Eurasian Blue Tit usually has a length of 10 - 11 cm, wingspan of 3 - 4 cm, 0.13 - 0.14 lb The Eurasian Blue Tit has a blue crown and a dark black line running through the eyes, surrounding the white cheeks to the chin, and the forehead is white. The back of the neck, wings and tail are blue, the back is yellow-green. The chest is yellow with a dark line running along the abdomen Beak is black, legs are gray-green. Eurasian Blue Tit and related hybrids are considered native to areas of continental Europe with predominantly temperate or Mediterranean climates and in some parts of the Middle East. Their range extends to areas including Ireland, the United Kingdom and most of the European Union, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Libya, Moldova , Montenegro, Morocco, North Macedonia, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, Vatican City and Ukraine.. The Eurasian Blue Tit feeds mainly on worms, spiders, flies, beetles, scorpion flies, wasps and woodlice. They also eat seeds and other plant-based foods. The Eurasian Blue Tit is famous for its acrobatic skills, as it can cling to the outermost branches of trees and bushes and hang upside down while searching for food. The Eurasian Blue Tit can be found in a variety of environments and is often found in deciduous forests, parks, gardens and even in town centres. Eurasian Blue Tit gather in flocks in winter, They often roost in ivy or evergreen trees, but in harsh winters will roost anywhere, be it in a tree or nest box. They are very agile and can hang almost anywhere. The Eurasian Blue Tit is a resident and non-migratory bird that is widespread and a popular breeder throughout Europe. The female is almost the same size as the male and is lighter in color than the male Eurasian Blue Tit will nest in any suitable hole in a tree, stump or artificial nest box, often competing with house sparrows or great tits Eurasian Blue Tit are more willing to accept shelter in nest boxes Each batch of females lays 8 - 10 eggs. During incubation, the female does all the incubation, but the male feeds the female during this time. During the nesting period, both female nesting rate and male feeding rate were higher in the morning and decreased throughout the day. Successful breeding of chicks depends on an adequate supply of green caterpillars as well as favorable weather. The breeding season can be severely affected if the weather is cold and wet between March and June, especially if this coincides with the emergence of caterpillars used to feed the chicks. Subscribe and support the channel here:    / @bluegarden34