English:  Coal Tit, Coal Titmouse       
Russian: Московка, Чёрная синица
Mongolian: Өдөрч хөхбух
German: Tannenmeise     

French: Mesange noire      
Japanese: ヒガラ (Hi-gara) 

Body length: 10-11.5 cm
Wing span: 17-21 cm

Resident breeder
Breeding season: May-August

Egg number: 7-9
Egg colour: Glossy white with light red or reddish-brown fine speckles, spots.
Brood:  1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Tree living insects, their larvae and tree seeds.

Habitat: Breeding habitats consists of coniferous forests, but rarely deciduous forests. Breeding pairs nest in hole in trees. The nest is a cup of moss and spiders webs, lined with hair, plant down and feathers. On seasonal movements they occur in coniferous and deciduous trees in forest steppe, river valleys and gardens I towns and cities.