Blue Tit

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THREAT CATEGORY
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WHERE TO SEE IT
HUELVA SEVILLA CÓRDOBA JAÉN
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STATUS
Sedentary and winter visitor. 

ABUNDANCE
Common.

HABITAT
Woodland of any type, though with some preference for mature trees (dehesas, Cork-Oak woods, Sweet-Chestnut woods, mixed woods, etc).
SEASONAL BEHAVIOUR
Seen all year. Outside the breeding season it joins mixed parties of other tit species; some birds from further north seem to arrive in winter. 

DISTRIBUTION
Well distributed throughout the cordillera. Very scarce down in the campiña during the breeding season.