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[Archive] Titmice in woodlands (FC Leaflet 46 – 1962)
Forestry Commission
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Forestry Commission
This Leaflet discusses the acrobatic titmice, which are among the most engaging of woodland birds. They are also among the best known, since they are often as common in suburban gardens as they are among the woods and hedgerows of the countryside. The Leaflet cover the great tit, blue tit, coal tit, marsh tit, willow tit, and long-tailed tit, as well as titmice in forestry and nesting boxes.
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