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Parus palustris
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Size: |
4.5 inches (11 cm) |
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Habitat: |
Woodland, scrub and gardens |
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Feeding: |
Insects, fruit and seeds |
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Eggs: |
6 - 8 white eggs with red/brown speckles
laid from April - early May, incubation 14
days |
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Marsh Tit |
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The Marsh tit is very similar to the Willow tit. In fact, it
is almost impossible to tell them apart except for their
call.
The Marsh tit is small with a black glossy cap and bib. The
upper parts are grey-brown and under parts, buff. The Willow
tit has a less glossy black cap, a slightly thicker neck and
a less neat appearance.
The sexes are the same. |
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Marsh Tit |
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