The thing I like about the tits is that they are usually going around in packs, many different species all together giving the opportunity to shoot different birds. And with them it's not unusual to spot also Nuthatches and Treecreepers. The Nuthatch resembles a small woodpecker and it's a very peculiar bird, especially for the way he moves on trees. In fact, it's common to see it "walking" down, head-first, along the tree side. Also, the way it poses with the head pushed out it's typical.
Last summer I was able to shoot a different species in California. While the most similar to our European version is the Red-breasted Nuthatch – it just have a white area above the eye black stripe – the one I shot is the White-breasted Nuthatch. You can see it below.
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