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steph330 | 23:04 Mon 24th Mar 2008 | Animals & Nature
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We have blue tits nesting in a box on our house at this time of year, we were wondering where they live the rest of the time, why not stay with the nest.
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blue tits wow thats an awesome idea im going to get my girlfriend paint he tits blue. you should take photos and sell them dude. thats frieking awesome
Blue Tits are very territorial and except for the breeding season will not tolerate another Blue Tit in their 'area'.
a nest is an item required to raise a brood of nestlings- to provide safety and shelter. Once the nesting season is over then it has fulfilled its function and has no further use. An adult bird has no need to 'live in a house' as we humans do. Any sheltered perch will do for sleeping on. The one exception is that during cold weather small birds will use old nests for roosting- often large numbers will huddle together for warmth. If I remember rightly wrens hold the uk record for that- over 20 were counted leaving one nest during particularly cold weather. A
And no- blue tits are NOT particularly territorial. Outside the nesting season they are generally found in small flocks.
I like big tits

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