Tuesday, 12 February 2013

Marsh Tit - Norfolk

From the hide at Sculthorpe we had plenty of other birds besides Brambling. One of those was a lifer for me. The Marsh Tit. Very similar to a Willow Tit, to the point that I really can't tell them apart. Thanks to the expertise of my birding friends, this was definitely a Marsh Tit. With it's shiny head, it's a lovely little bird.





In amongst the many Long Tailed Tits


12 comments:

  1. It looks just like our chickadees! Like yours, it's sometimes hard to tell the difference between the Carolina and Black-capped Chickadees. Love those Long Tailed Tits!

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  2. Your photos show it in all its glory. Although the long tailed tits are regular garden visitors but I have never seen a marsh tit.

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  3. Great shots, it does look like our Chickadees. I love the longtails, very pretty.

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  4. What a sweet little bird, and yes they do look like North American Chickadees.

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  5. Great photos and I like the crowd of birds at the feeder.

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  6. Great pictures - used to get Marsh and Willow in the car park at Leighton moss - I could only split them with confidence on call. They all looked to have shiny heads to me!

    Cheers and thanks for linking to WBW

    Stewart M - Melbourne

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  7. Cute little birds. Look like our little Chickadees.

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  8. Marvelous images of the Chickadees!!!

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  9. Congratulations on a lifer! Very nice images of pretty bird!

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  10. Beautiful series of photos of a strikingly beautiful little bird!

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  11. Gorgeous little bird!! Another new one for me.

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