
Natural England Funded Development of a National Willow Tit Recovery Strategy
Natural England funded a 2026–2029 project to build a national recovery strategy for willow tit across several English…
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Natural England funded a 2026–2029 project to build a national recovery strategy for willow tit across several English…
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Across 31 Finnish settlements, mean Eurasian blue tit counts rose from 2.8 birds per standardised urban plot in…
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The two-year Wet Willow Wildlife project in northwest England improved 51 hectares of wet woodland, increased connectivity across…
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Passive acoustic monitoring at 285 forest sites in southwestern Finland found willow tits consistently associated with pine mires…
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Whole-genome data from 88 willow tits representing all 14 subspecies revealed three major Palearctic genomic lineages whose broad…
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A 2026 experiment with 44 willow tits in 11 winter flocks found mobbing-like call features during approaches to…
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A 2026 review identifies understorey, decaying wood, moisture, forest continuity and old-growth features as important for willow tits,…
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Long-term data from Oulu linked thinning with poorer survival and growth of Eurasian blue tit and great tit…
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Whole-genome data from 60 birds showed two broadly matching barriers to gene flow in the willow- and marsh-tit…
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Across 15 South Yorkshire woodlands where willow tits had recently occurred, sites with detections lay on average 295.2…
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Across 153 forest patches in Oulu, willow tits were much less likely to be recorded once patches lay…
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