Great Tit Eating Insects On A Branch Stock Image

Great tit eating insects on a branchGreat tit scientific name: Parus major: small and medium-sized birds, 13-15 cm in length. The entire head is black, with a large white spot on each side of the head, and the beak is tapered to facilitate predation. The upper body is blue-gray with a green back. The lower body is white, and a wide central longitudinal stripe on the chest and abdomen is connected to the chin and throat black. It often inhabits secondary broad-leaved forests, broad-leaved forests, and conifer-broad-leaved mixed forests in low mountains and foothills, and it also enters and exits artificial and coniferous forests.