Bearded Reedling
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About the Bearded Reedling
Also known as: Bearded Tit, Bearded Parrotbill
The Bearded Reedling is a small songbird native to temperate parts of Europe and Asia. It is also known as the Bearded Tit and used to be classified taxonomically with other birds in the Tit family. We have kept it so here at Birdorable, though the bird is currently thought to be in its own unique family.
Bearded Reedlings are sexually dimorphic, meaning that males and females have a different appearance. The species is named in part for the male plumage, though the black feathers around the bird's face resemble more a mustache than a beard.
Bearded Reedlings are resident birds throughout their range, though they may move during the winter if weather becomes particularly harsh. The species has a rather large range.
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Details & Statistics
Added to Birdorable
Hatched March 21, 2014
Scientific Name
Panurus biarmicus
Bird Family
Measurements
Length:
5.7 to 6.7 inches
(14.5 to 17 cm)
Wingspan:
inches
( cm)
Weight:
.39 to .73 ounces
(11.1 to 20.7 grams)
International Names
Chinese
文须雀
Czech
sýkořice vousatá
Danish
Skægmejse
Dutch
Baardman
Finnish
viiksitimali
French
Panure à moustaches
German
Bartmeise
Italian
Basettino
Japanese
ヒゲガラ [higegara]
Norwegian
Skjeggmeis
Polish
wąsatka
Russian
Усатая синица
Spanish
Bigotudo
Swedish
Skäggmes
