Indian Tit ●

Arid regions like parts of Haryana and Gujarat (specifically the rare white-naped subspecies).

The ( Machlolophus aplonotus ), also commonly known as the Indian Tit or Indian Yellow Tit , is a striking songbird endemic to the Indian subcontinent. Often spotted in tropical forests and wooded gardens, this bird is a favorite for birdwatchers due to its vibrant colors and acrobatic feeding habits. indian tit

Bright yellow cheeks and a yellow stripe above the eyes (supercilia). Arid regions like parts of Haryana and Gujarat

A large, glossy black crest that it can raise and lower. Bright yellow cheeks and a yellow stripe above

While the Indian Tit is unique, it has a few famous relatives in India:

If you've ever spent time in the open tropical forests of central or southern India, you might have heard a series of lively, sweet calls ringing from the canopy. Follow the sound, and you’ll likely find a small, energetic bird flitting through the branches: the . How to Recognize One

Unlike some of its cousins that prefer the high-altitude Himalayas, the Indian Tit is a resident breeder across most of the Indian peninsula. You can find them in: Open tropical forests. Wooded gardens and orchards.