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Parus cinereus
Also known as: Cinereous Tit
Diet
Insects, seeds
Habitat
Open woodland, gardens, forest edge
Range
South and Southeast Asia
Clutch size
5–8 eggs
Incubation period
About 13–14 days
Size
Small (12–14cm)
Wingspan
~20–22cm
Weight
~13–17g
A familiar grey-and-black tit with a bold white cheek patch and a black central breast stripe, closely related to the widespread Great Tit and often found in open woodland and garden habitats.
Gleans insects and seeds from foliage and branches at low to mid levels, and readily uses tree cavities and nest boxes for breeding where available.