Chinese Penduline Tit
  A species of Northern Penduline-tits   Scientific name : Remiz consobrinus  Genus :   Northern Penduline-tits    
  Chinese Penduline Tit, A species of Northern Penduline-tits 
  Botanical name: Remiz consobrinus 
  Genus:  Northern Penduline-tits 
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 Description General Info
  Photo By Charley Hesse TROPICAL BIRDING  Description
 The birds are 11 cm in length. They are small, pale birds of reedbeds with a fine-pointed bill, often in flocks of 10 to 20. Male: Greyish crown and nape. Black mask from forehead edged white. Chestnut mantle, halfcollar and wing-coverts contrast with dark wings and black tail in flight. Whitish underparts are marked with buff. Female: Mask brown. Upperparts browner lacking chestnut. Voice: Very thin drawn out 'tseeoo', 'sseeoo'. Habitat: Coastal reedbeds and marshes. 
 
    Size 
  10 cm 
    Nest Placement 
  Tree 
  Feeding Habits 
  Chinese Penduline Tit primarily consume small invertebrates—like insects, larvae, and spiders—and seeds during winter. They forage in reedbeds, mirroring R. pendulinus' behaviors, and form flocks in non-breeding seasons for feeding. 
    Habitat 
  The chinese Penduline Tit thrives in diverse wetland environments, predominantly among reedbeds surrounded by shrubs and trees, utilizing those like poplars and willows for nest construction. Their presence spans freshwater marshes, lakes, and tidal saltmarshes. While less common, they can also inhabit poplar plantations and orchards. Post-breeding season, chinese Penduline Tits' habitat preference broadens to include areas with dense, weedy vegetation along coasts. 
    Dite type 
  Insectivorous 
 General Info
Feeding Habits
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  Photo By Charley Hesse TROPICAL BIRDING  Scientific Classification
 Phylum 
  Chordates   Class 
  Birds   Order 
  Perching birds   Family 
  Penduline tits   Genus 
  Northern Penduline-tits   Species 
  Chinese Penduline Tit