the young one ...

Great tit
This young Great Tit is in the garden a lot along with about two siblings I think, it still has the 'fluffy' look and is very endearing in its antics as are the others, but this is the one a 'blipped' today ... take care ... :)

Great tits are colourful both in their plumage and their song. If the white cheek patches, yellow breast and black bib aren't enough for identification, the ringing 'tee-cher' or sharp 'tink tink' will be. Nests are made anywhere there is a hole, usually in a tree or box, but pipes and letter boxes have also been used.
This largest of the British tits is a common woodland bird and a favourite visitor to gardens and parks throughout most of Europe and Asia. In winter, great tits flock together with other tits to roam the countryside looking for food.
Scientific name: Parus major