Wildlife : Birdwatching - 334

The coal tit (Periparus ater)

It is very unusual to meet this titmouse in the summer in this forest. Usually they arrive in the spring when the snow has already melted, and by the summer they slowly disappear unnoticed until the next spring. But in the past in 2018, she decided to stay here, and even have chicks. What is quite strange, because mainly, this species of titmouse lives in coniferous forests.

Hearing from a distance the songs of this tit, I turned on her sounds on the speaker. She flew in immediately! She immediately began to sing, apparently defending her territory.

Judging by her appearance, I distracted her from bathing.