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Cinereous tit

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The female has a narrower ventral line and is slightly duller. The upper tail coverts are ashy while the tail is black with the central 4 pairs of feathers ashy on the outer webs and all but the central pair are tipped white. The fifth pair is white with a black rachis and a band of black on the inner web. The outermost pair of tail feathers are all white with a black shaft. The undertail coverts are black towards the centre but white on the sides.
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November. The nests are placed in hollows in trees or in a wall or mud-bank with a narrow entrance hole and the floor of the cavity is lined with moss, hair and feathers. They sometimes make use of the old nest of a woodpecker or barbet. Both parents take part in incubation and hissing from within the nest when threatened. They may also roost in cavities such as those in cut bamboo.
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with one case of two nests side by side). The breeding season is summer and but dates vary across their range. Some birds may raise more than one brood. In southern India and Sri Lanka the breeding season is February to May (mainly before the Monsoons) but nests have also been seen from September to
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Like others in the genus, it has a broad black ventral line and has no crest. This tit is part of a confusing group of species but is distinct in having a grey-back, black hood, white cheek patch and a white wing-bar. The underparts are white with the black central stripe running along the length.
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are now placed in this species (all of which have a grey rather than greenish back as adults, although young birds show some green on the back and yellowish on the underside ). These geographically separated populations show differences mainly in the shade of grey, the extent of white on the tail
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Packert, Martin; Jochen Martens; Siegfried Eck; Alexander A Nazarenko; Olga P. Valchuk; Bernd Petri; Michael Veith (2005). "The great tit (Parus major) – a misclassified ring species".
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or other variants repeated three of four times followed by a break. The calling is particularly persistent during the breeding season. In playback experiments, the
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and Asian species are responded to by each other but the songs of the European species do not elicit much response in
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Paridae. This species is made up of several populations that were earlier treated as subspecies of the
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Whistler, 1929 - southern Afghanistan and west Pakistan (very pale and bluish, approaching
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SasvΓ‘ri, Lajos (1980). "Different responsiveness of Indian and European Great Tit (
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These birds are usually seen in pairs or small groups that sometimes join
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Checklist and bibliography on the occurrence of insects in birds' nests
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E. J. O. Hartert, 1905 - Western Himalayas (has a grey nuchal patch)
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Distribution of related species based on Eck & Martens (2006)
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feathers and in size, although the variation in size is mainly
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Vieillot, 1818 nominate form from Java and the Lesser Sundas
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George, J (1965). "Grey Tit roosting in a bamboo stump".
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Meyer de Schauensee, 1946 - W Thailand and S Indochina
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Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Aves
Passeriformes
Paridae
Parus
Binomial name
Vieillot

Synonyms
Parus major
bird
tit
family
great tit
South Asia
Southeast Asia


Bhaluka
Mymensingh District
clinal
Parus bokharensis
Western Ghats

mixed-species foraging flocks

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