As in many wild birds in Japan, Long-tailed
tit will start making nests for breeding in March.
Long-tailed tit is one of them,
and here they have already started making nests.
However, in the case of this wild
bird, it makes a nest that is quite different from other birds.
I learned that material of
nesting is spider thread, moss, small wooden skin etc, paste spider's thread on
the twigs of the crotch of the tree facing upwards and add moss and others to
complete a round bag-shaped nest.
I have taken pictures of wild
birds for a long time, this was the first time that I saw this scene.
Is it around two-thirds completion?