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Blue Tit

Blue Tit (Enlarge)

Photographed in Upton Warren, Worcestershire, UK, in October 2010.

The blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) can be found in subarctic Europe and Western Asia. This is the Cyanistes caeruleus obscurus subspecies. Blue tits have demonstrated learning, by transmitting the knowledge of how to get cream by pecking the foil bottle tops of British milk bottles.