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A beautiful little fluff ball. (additional pic in post)
(lemmy.world)
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Do you know what region these are most commonly seen in?
You get them all over the UK but I have had my best sightings in East Anglia. I've seen them in the reed beds of Cambridgeshire and Norfolk, but they do seem to like leafy, deciduous woodland near water. In the spring and early summer they will dance through the canopy looking for insects.
Good to know, I just checked and we can also find them here in Scandinavia, so I'll be keeping my eyes wide open for these cuties ๐
Excellent, you might be able to see the Aegithalos caudatus caudatus sub-species. It has an almost pure white head. I haven't seen one, we get the Europaeus sub-species here.
https://ebird.org/species/lottit1