If you’re a regular garden bird feeder, you have probably been visited by the coal tit. They are common across all of the UK and Ireland; there are 600,000 breeding pairs. They are one of the smallest members of the tit family and easily overlooked, if not for their loud, repetitive song – “teachoo-teachoo-teachoo” If … Read more
Coal tits are regular visitors to my bird tables but, each trip is so fleeting it is sometimes difficult to tell what they are eating. If you’re a regular reader of mine, you know that my feeders are always well stocked with various treats. It seems as though the smallest member of the tit family … Read more
Have you ever seen a coal tit in your garden? They’re tiny birds, so it’s easy to have missed them if they do decide to pay you a visit. – they’re actually the smallest of the tit family and is characterised by its black and white features. They have a black crown, grey back, white … Read more