Photos of a Long-tailed Tit, 2L size prints. As a bonus, a postcard-sized photo will be included. The bonus photos feature angles that I personally find very cute, such as the rear ends and the bellies of wild birds viewed from below. Nishioka Park in Sapporo is a water source and a birdwatching sanctuary where various birds come. On this day, I eagerly went out with my camera. I wandered around for about 3 hours in the extreme cold, but I returned home without seeing any Long-tailed Tits. I saw other birds, and the walk was pleasant, so I was generally satisfied, but I was envious because my family had reported seeing a flock of Long-tailed Tits around the house two days before. At that time, I wasn't very good at finding Long-tailed Tits, so I didn't know that they were normally around the house if the timing was right. With that feeling, I returned home and as soon as I opened the car door, I heard a distinctive "juru juru" sound. Seriously? Why couldn't I see them at the park I went to, but they're around my house? While thinking that, I quickly grabbed my camera and went to the tree where the sound was coming from. I forgot myself at the sound of the Long-tailed Tits and went out of the car without even wearing a down jacket in January in Sapporo, but I was cold in thin clothes because they might disappear if I went back. There's a flock. Cute. They move along the street trees, so I followed them. Icicles had formed on the trees in a small park, and they were fluttering around them, taking turns. Other birds would fight, but the Long-tailed Tits are friendly. Cute. These are the photos I took while thinking that. The icicles are transparent in the light, and there's a bird waiting its turn in the back. Everyone is well-behaved. Friendly. The frame is not included. Only the photos are for sale.