Habitat:
Forests, gardens, parks

Description:
The great tit is a small, very common tit found across Europe and Western Asia. It is easily recognizable by its bright yellow plumage, black head, and white cheeks. This passerine bird is commonly seen in gardens, parks, and forests, where it feeds primarily on insects, seeds, and berries. The great tit is known for its curious nature and its ability to adapt to different habitats. It is also an excellent climber, often seen foraging in trees and shrubs.

Recommended lens:
>=300 mm

Photography tips:
Photograph the great tit using a telephoto lens to capture the details of its colorful plumage and active behavior. It is best to photograph early in the morning or late in the afternoon when the light is soft and the bird is more active. Be discreet and patient, as although this bird is curious, it can be quite quick.