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Blue tit (Parus caeruleus)
The spring now stands on our door step! The buds are swelling and the hormones makes this blue tit (Parus major) fiercingly defend his territory against any other bird - independent of size! The blue tit is a European cousin to the American chickadees and titmouses.
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Like this birth very much,very sharp picture.
Fonzy - at 17:21 CEST on 29-Mar-2005 [Reply]