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National & Local

Winter Feeders of Tits - Seven Species Represented in Latvia

Latvia hosts seven species of tits, which are agile birds known for their quick and erratic flight, and most of them remain in Latvia for the winter, forming mixed flocks.

Mar 9 โ€ข 08:20 UTC
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Life & Tech

Anyone with blackbirds and blue tits in their gardens told 'do this'

A BBC Springwatch researcher advises against feeding garden birds, claiming it could cause more harm than good.

Mar 6 โ€ข 16:14 UTC
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National & Local

Compliance with Legal Provisions is Not Enough - Saving Forest Tits Requires Voluntary Actions from Forest Owners

The situation of forest tits in Finland is critical, with significant population declines, and current forestry practices are insufficient for their conservation without additional voluntary efforts from forest owners.

Feb 25 โ€ข 13:24 UTC
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National & Local

Attractive nesting places: This is how to make it comfortable for great tits, starlings, nuthatches, and co.

With the arrival of spring, bird nesting season begins, and experts offer tips for creating suitable nesting spots in residential areas.

Feb 10 โ€ข 13:40 UTC
๐Ÿ‡ฑ๐Ÿ‡ป LSM
National & Local

Why have the tits disappeared from my feeders? Possible reasons - many

An ornithologist explains why birds, particularly tits, may have vanished from feeders, pointing to factors such as harsh winter conditions and changes in their social behavior.

Feb 10 โ€ข 11:52 UTC
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Life & Tech

Attract blue tits to your garden with 1 simple change that doesn't cost a penny

Gardeners can attract blue tits to their gardens by making one key change that is not related to food offerings.

Feb 3 โ€ข 12:35 UTC

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