Parus Major Collection
In my small part of the world, a vibrant array of bird species graces my bird table
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In my small part of the world, a vibrant array of bird species graces my bird table. Among them, the Blue Tit and Great Tit (Parus major) steal the show with their striking colors and playful antics. As I observe these feathered beauties, I am reminded of the intricate balance of nature that exists right outside my window. One particular moment captures my attention: a Great Tit in flight, its wings spread wide as it gracefully soars through the air, and is a sight to behold, showcasing both power and elegance in perfect harmony. Another day, I spot a Great Tit perched on an apple tree in all its glory. Against the backdrop of Monmouthshire's picturesque landscape in Wales, this little creature adds charm to an already enchanting scene. It reminds me that beauty can be found even in the simplest moments. Looking back at history, I come across a lithograph from 1897 depicting eggs of European birds. Among them is the Great Tit's egg – delicate yet resilient – symbolizing new beginnings and life's endless possibilities. Nature has its surprises too; like spotting a Red Squirrel nestled on a bed with a doll nearby. A whimsical encounter that brings joy to anyone lucky enough to witness such unexpected companionship. As seasons change, so does our surroundings. In February, amidst falling snowflakes in Moselle, France, I find solace watching a poised Great Tit perched on a branch ready for takeoff into winter wonderland. But it isn't just about survival for these magnificent creatures; they also form connections with humans. In Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, someone offers mealworms to feed one brave Great Tit directly from their hand – proof that trust can transcend species boundaries. Summertime brings warmth and tranquility as I watch another Great Tit drinking from my garden pond in Scotland during July. Its reflection ripples gently on the water's surface, reminding me of the interconnectedness between all living beings.