Parus monticolus
Resident. Himalayas and NE Indian hills. I) From Great Tit by bright green mantle and back. yellow on breast sides and flanks, and double white wing-bars. Wings look bluish owing to blue edges to remiges. Female has duller black throat and narrower stripe down centre of belly. Juvenile is duller than adult, and white cheeks and wing-bars are washed with yellow. Forest.
Colour
Resident. Himalayas and NE Indian hills. I) From Great Tit by bright green mantle and back. yellow on breast sides and flanks, and double white wing-bars. Wings look bluish owing to blue edges to remiges. Female has duller black throat and narrower stripe down centre of belly. Juvenile is duller than adult, and white cheeks and wing-bars are washed with yellow. Forest.
Every bird sits between two neighbours — bigger than one, smaller than the other. The sentences below are generated live from the database.
Green-backed Tit is bigger than Dead Sea Sparrow but smaller than Common Stonechat.
This bird
Green-backed Tit
Parus monticolus
12.5–12.5 cm
