Tuesdayโs bird is the Blue Tit.
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– It is a very small colourful bird.
– It likes to eat seeds, berries, caterpillars and insects.
– In Winter blue tits join up and fly round looking for food together. (If you want to feed them they like fat balls, peanuts and sunflower seeds. They are so light they can hang easily on bird feeders or fat balls and peck away.)
-There are many other types of tit in the Tit family. Here are two other members of the family. Can you spot their differences?
This video below shows all 3 types feeding in Pollok Park just last Saturday. Can you spot them all?
Who is the biggest and who is the lightest? Here are some little Maths challenges for you about the three birds:
(Clue: it’s the littlest one…)