First record of nesting by the Penduline Tit Remiz pendulinus consobrinus (Swinhoe) in Russia (Aves: Paridae)
O.A. Burkovskiy
Abstract. Several nesting paris of Remiz pendulinus consobrinus were observed in the Khasan District of the Primorsk Territory and a single foraging male was met in winter near Luchegorsk in the north of the Primorsk Territory.
Zoosystematica Rossica, 1997, 6(1/2): 317–319 ▪ Published in print 25 December 1997
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