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Story summary
- The blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) is a common, vibrant garden bird and ranks among UK's top five species in garden surveys.
- Around 3 million breeding pairs occupy gardens, woodlands, and hedgerows across Britain.
- Weighing about 11 grams, blue tits frequently visit bird feeders.
- In spring, females lay eight to ten eggs, and parents deliver about 1,000 feedings daily.
- Their adaptability makes them a significant part of the UK's garden ecosystem.
