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Blue tit
Scientific name: Cyanistes caeruleus
IUCN Status: Least Concern
Family: PARIDAE
Group: Birds
Shyness: Suspicious
Safe distance: 10 m
Breeding season / Courtship: 01.01-31.12
Gestation: 120 à 150 jours
Births: 31.12-15.01
Habitat:
Forests, gardens, parks
Description:
The blue tit is a small, colorful bird easily recognizable by its blue head, olive back, and bright yellow breast. It is found primarily in forests, gardens, and parks across Europe and Asia. The blue tit is a curious and active bird, often seen foraging for seeds, berries, and insects. It is also capable of using ingenious techniques to access food, making it a fascinating subject for photographers.
Recommended lens:
>=300 mm
Photography tips:
Photograph the blue tit using a telephoto lens to capture the details of its colorful plumage and agile behavior. It is best to photograph early in the morning or late in the afternoon when the light is soft and the bird is more active. Be discreet and patient, as the blue tit can move quickly and jump from branch to branch.
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