Blue Tit is enjoying of sunny afternoon on the branch of the spruce.

Strange behaviour of Blue Tits.f Blue Tits pulling the flowers off the tree

Photo taken at: RSPB Fowlmere, Cambridgeshire www.rspb.org.uk/days-out/reserves/fowlmere

RSPB Species Information: www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/blue-tit

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Not the best quality photograph by any means. However I do like the sense it gives of a Blue Tit shooting out of the nest box and into open air

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Blaumeise / Blue Tit / Herrerillo Común / Mésange bleue /

Cyanistes caeruleus

Blue-tit

The feeder hangs in a tree in our garden, this is another one taken through the window using a tripod.

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Blue-tit

Blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) bathing in a puddle.

Modraszka (Cyanistes caeruleus) kąpiąca się w kałuży.

Blue Tit.

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Taken in Lichfield, Staffordshire.

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Carr Mill dam.

RSPB Burton Mere

Blue-Tit

(Cyanistes caeruleus) This blue tit has a bit of a punk 'hairdo' going on!

He was at Morton lochs this morning.

last week

also called Blue Tit

cyanistes caeruleus

pimpelmees

mésange bleue

Blaumeise

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Blue Tit - Denny Wood - New Forest

Cyanistes caeruleus

Blue Tit

Walking on Lego

Blue Tit - Holy Well Farm 22-01-2016 5D2A1150

This blue tit has wanted to feed from me for a while and it finally landed on my hand :)

At Woods Mill, a Sussex Wildlife Trust facility.

From www.wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife-explorer/birds/tits-crest... -

"Like most birds, blue tits can see ultra-violet (UV) light. Studies have shown that the blue crown on their heads glows brightly under UV light. The brightness of the feathers is thought to provide a variety of signals; for instance, male blue tits have been shown to choose females with brightly coloured crowns as they make fitter mothers."

According to the BTO's Garden BirdWatch data, which has been collected since 1995, blue tits are most frequently seen in gardens during January, in around 93% of gardens..