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Marsh Tit (Palus palustris)

By sight, the Marsh Tit is very hard to tell apart from the Willow Tit but they have very different calls, with the Marsh Tit having a characteristic 'pichay de de de de'. It breeds in damp deciduous woodland but can also be seen in gardens and parks. It nests in holes, sometimes taking over a cavity in rotten wood made by the Willow Tit.