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Great tit leaving his nest and birdhouse to find food for his chicks

a bird feeds its offspring

Juvenile Blue Tit (Cyanistes Caerules) fledging from nest box in Lechlade, UK

Parus major. The nest of the Great Tit in nature. Russia. Russia, the Ryazan region (Ryazanskaya oblast), the Pronsky District.

Germany, Great Tit at a birdhouse between branches of a tree in springtime early morning

Great tit in the nest in a tree trunk

A adult Blue Tit leaves it nest in a man-made nesting box to find food for it's young chicks, taken in the summer of 2016, Moray, Scotland.

Birdhouse.

leaving nest for feeding. Flying Great Tit (Parus major) and DIY Nest box - birdhouse. Tit feeding the chicks, youngsters

a blue tit looking for a breeding place

A typical birdbox isolated on white.

Great tit leaving nest box

Birdhouse covered in ivy with a great tit (Parus major)

bird nesting box. white isolated background

A great tit at a bird house fly to feeding its young.

A titmouse near her orange birdhouse in a green park.

black tit cleaning up the birdhouse leaving with faeces

a great tit has food for its offspring

Handmade bird house outdoor in autumn forest on the tree. Natural setting no birds.

Autumn mood

Tiny vibrant blue songbird with a yellow breast, perched among greenery at Dublin's Botanic Gardens.

Eurasian Blue Tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) about to leave nesting box.

Bird feeding house hanging on a tree in winter. High quality photo

Nesting boxes on a tree in the forest, Bird Box

Two baby birds peek through the round opening of a blue birdhouse, beaks open and alert as they await their parent.

L 13,5 – 15 cm.Breeds in woodland (both in desolate taiga and close to humans in parks and gardens). Frequent visitor to bird tables and seed dispensers.Bold, at times plain audacious.Food insects and seeds, suet, beech nuts etc.Nests in nest box or tree hole.This is a quite common Bird in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.

a titmouse has food for the young

Nest boxes are special structures, usually made of wood, intended for nests mainly for birds, but also for smaller mammals and insects. We do them to help animals, because their natural breeding places are becoming rarer due to human activities, e.g. insulating buildings, cutting down trees.

Bluetit bird, cyanistes caeruleus, about to fly from a nest box

Baby birds in nest with mouths open

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