Common or long-tailed tit

The long-tailed titmouse or crested bird is one of the small songbirds of the passerine order.
From a distance, the bird looks like a ball with a long tail and resembles a pouring spoon, therefore the popular name for this titmouse is oolovnik. Lives in deciduous and mixed forests, as well as in city parks. It is useful as it feeds on insects. The habitat occupies a significant part of Eurasia, on the territory of Russia it is distributed from the western borders to Kamchatka.