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$L 10,5-12 cm.\nBreeds in woodland, preferring deciduous or mixed woods, and in parks and gardens.\nResident, but N populations move SW in some autumns, sometimes in huge numbers.\nOften seen at bird tables in winter. Readily hangs upside down on nut holders.\nNests in hole or nest box.\n\nThis is a quite common Bird in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

Blaumeise years. Parus caeruleusBlaumeise lat. Parus caeruleus

Blue tits are wild birds and are often found in gardens.

Cyanistes caeruleus a young blue tit sits on the edge of an empty flowerpot in a cemetery

Blue tit flying towards a bird feeder in springtime

Bluetit fledgling, cyanistes caeruleus, perched on wilted garden plants, Hertfordshire, UK

A striking blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) perched elegantly on a decaying tree stump, its vivid blue, green, and yellow hues standing out against the stark dark-green backdrop of the photograph.

a blue tit collects feathers for its nest building

Juvenile Blue Tit (Cyanistes Caerules) fledging from nest box in Lechlade, UK

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A Blue tit drinking from a bowl amongst flowers

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Blue Tit on a branch in Gosforth Park Nature Reserve

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Blue Tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) perched on a twig

Bluetit eating on a Birdfeeder in northern Germany looking sideways ready to flight

$L 10,5-12 cm.\nBreeds in woodland, preferring deciduous or mixed woods, and in parks and gardens.\nResident, but N populations move SW in some autumns, sometimes in huge numbers.\nOften seen at bird tables in winter. Readily hangs upside down on nut holders.\nNests in hole or nest box.\n\nThis is a quite common Bird in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

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Blue Tit bird sitting on a branch, eating Swedish whitebeam berries

Spring, a Cyanistes caeruleus flies to fetch food for the young birds

Gosforth Park Nature Reserve, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UKA small blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) clings to the rough, moss-covered bark of an oak tree trunk, its blue crest and yellow underbelly visible as it peers from behind clusters of fresh green leaves. The bird's delicate claws grip the textured surface, with sunlight filtering through the canopy creating dappled shadows. This outdoor scene captures a moment in a temperate forest during spring or early summer daytime, emphasizing the intricate details of the bird's feathers and the natural patterns in the bark and foliage. Ideal for commercial uses such as wildlife documentaries, environmental education materials, birdwatching guides, nature magazine illustrations, and conservation awareness campaigns highlighting European woodland biodiversity.

A blue tit hanging from a back of peanuts.

Bluetit bathing in autumn

Juvenile Blue tits, perched in the middle of lush tree leaves on a hot summer day in Estonia, Northern Europe

Juvenile Blue Tit clinging onto a feeder full of peanuts in late Spring.

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