“Distinctive with its frosty appearance, the Blue Titbird features a white body with shadowy black cheek outlines, bright blue-and-white striped wings, and a clean white breast. Central Asian and Central Chinese birds showcase a vibrant yellow breast patch. These birds prefer open wooded or shrubby areas near willow, birch, and various conifers. While actively foraging within dense foliage, they can be surprisingly сһаɩɩeпɡіпɡ to ѕрot. Emitting various high-pitched calls, including chips, trills, and rattles, their song is diverse and may include high whistles followed by a rattling stutter, along with a series of cheerful, repetitive two-note calls.”
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