Great tit

Tits are a genus of birds of the tit family. Tits are forest birds and can be found here in any season. During the off-nesting time, tits often keep in mixed flocks, willingly visit feeding places in parks, and therefore are well known to nature lovers. The largest tit living with us is the great tit. Compared to its sisters, it is really large, compared to other birds - not so big (weighs 20 grams). It can be seen more often than others in cities and villages in winter. A bird flies to people not from a good life: it is difficult, hungry in the forest at this time. Some of the titmakers migrate to the south (they do not fly away, the birds are sedentary, namely, they migrate), some remain in the forest, and some fly to human habitation: it is easier to live here, to get food. At this time, tits become omnivorous birds in the full sense: they eat grains and cereals, crumbs of bread and pieces of meat, bacon and cottage cheese. And yet, a lot of birds die at this time. Those who survive until spring fly away to the forests or stay near people in gardens, parks, groves.