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Great Tit - tries to keep warm at -35 degrees celcius
Great Tit - tries to keep warm at -35 degrees celcius - in parkland woods (Parus maior L.). near Ekaterinburg - Ural Mountains - Russia. feeds on dry breakfast and sunflower seeds - left for birds by passing people on a snow covered path - becomes almost tame in freezing winter conditions - loses fear of people due to hunger - ruffles up its plumage in cold weather - Winter - December
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© Andrey Zvoznikov / ardea.com
Degrees Maior Parkland Parus Warm Woods
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1. Title: "Great Tit Braving the Freezing Winter: A Tale of Survival in the Ural Mountains" 2. Description: This photograph captures the resilience and determination of a Great Tit (Parus major L.) as it tries to keep warm in the harsh winter conditions of the Ural Mountains, Russia, where the temperature drops to an unforgiving -35 degrees Celcius. The image was taken in the parkland woods near Ekaterinburg, a historic city in the region. 3. Background: The Great Tit is a small, agile bird known for its vibrant colors and distinctive crest. In the winter months, these birds face the challenge of surviving in extreme cold conditions. To cope, they rely on the kindness of passing people who leave out food for the birds on snow-covered paths. In this photograph, the Great Tit is seen ruffling up its plumage to generate warmth, while it feeds on dry breakfast and sunflower seeds. 4. Adaptation: The freezing winter conditions have made the Great Tit almost tame, as its fear of people subsides due to the pressing need for food. This adaptation allows the bird to focus on survival, as it braves the elements and continues to search for sustenance. 5. Historical Significance: The Ural Mountains, where this photograph was taken, hold a rich history. Ekaterinburg, the city located nearby, was the site of the execution of the last Russian Tsar and his family in 1918. The region's harsh winters have shaped the lives of its inhabitants and the wildlife that call it home, making it a fascinating study in survival and adaptation. 6. Conclusion: This photograph is a testament to the Great Tit's ability to thrive in even the most challenging conditions. Its story of survival in the Ural Mountains, where temperatures can drop to -35 degrees Celcius, serves as a reminder of the resilience and adaptability of nature.
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