This year, many tits have settled in a small park near the river. Apparently the proximity of residential buildings played a significant role in this. After all, you can always find food there.
They almost always sit in the trees at the outskirts of the park and wait for food to be brought to them or try to find something to eat for themselves.
Of course, when it’s cold in winter, it’s difficult for them to find enough food for themselves and they rely on people’s help and patiently wait for them sitting on the branches.
Unfortunately, when you want to get closer to them, they fly away.
In winter, they love to peck at the lard that caring people bring to the park for them.