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This week's topic is - BIRD THAT YOU SEE MORE OFTEN
These are, of course, Great Tits (Parus Major)! I see them as soon as I wake up. They're jumping around on the windowsill near the bird feeder outside my window.
There are many of them and they are everywhere: in city courtyards, in parks, in groves, in forests.
Spring is getting closer now, and they're already starting to sing songs when the sun peeks out from behind the clouds. I love their spring songs.
In spring and summer, it is also not difficult to meet them in the forest, especially their noisy children.
By autumn, they begin to unite into sai, attracting other wintering bird species.
By autumn, they begin to form flocks, attracting other wintering bird species. Simply put, they are the core of the mixed flock, the instigators.
Their entire lives and behavior demonstrate a high level of intelligence. While corvids, parrots, and gulls rank first among the most intelligent birds, great tits are second.
