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Great tit leaving his nest and birdhouse to find food for his chicks

a bird feeds its offspring

A titmouse near her orange birdhouse in a green park.

Great tit (Parus major) bringing food for her young. The Bird house is hidden in the ivy.

Juvenile Blue Tit (Cyanistes Caerules) fledging from nest box in Lechlade, UK

Great tit in the nest in a tree trunk

leaving nest for feeding. Flying Great Tit (Parus major) and DIY Nest box - birdhouse. Tit feeding the chicks, youngsters

Great tit leaving nest box

Bird feeding house hanging on a tree in winter. High quality photo

Birdhouse.

a Parus caeruleus on the window

Blue tit feeding young at a nesting box

Handmade bird house outdoor in autumn forest on the tree. Natural setting no birds.

Baby Black Tit (Parus Major) leaving the nest box

Birdhouse covered in ivy with a great tit (Parus major)

A adult Blue Tit leaves it nest in a man-made nesting box to find food for it's young chicks, taken in the summer of 2016, Moray, Scotland.

Eurasian Blue Tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) about to leave nesting box.

a blue tit looking for a breeding place

$L 10,5-12 cm.\nBreeds in woodland, preferring deciduous or mixed woods, and in parks and gardens.\nResident, but N populations move SW in some autumns, sometimes in huge numbers.\nOften seen at bird tables in winter. Readily hangs upside down on nut holders.\nNests in hole or nest box.\n\nThis is a quite common Bird in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

A numbered nesting box in a nature reserve in Suffolk, UK

Germany, Great Tit at a birdhouse between branches of a tree in springtime early morning

A small bird resting on a rustic wooden birdhouse against a backdrop of greenery. The scene evokes feelings of tranquility and coexistence with nature, illustrating a peaceful connection with wildlife in a rural setting.

Great tit in the nest in a tree trunk

Bird starling in a wooden bird house

Autumn mood

by Thorsten Spoerlein (www.thorstenspoerlein.com)

Nest boxes are special structures, usually made of wood, intended for nests mainly for birds, but also for smaller mammals and insects. We do them to help animals, because their natural breeding places are becoming rarer due to human activities, e.g. insulating buildings, cutting down trees.

a great tit has food for its offspring

A Blue Tit feeding their young in the bird house

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