What is shima enaga?

Shima enaga, also known as the Japanese long-tailed tit, is a small bird species native to Japan, China, Korea, and Russia. It is known for its distinctive long tail, which can be as long as its body, and its predominantly white plumage with grey and pinkish tones.

Shima enaga is typically found in forests, woodlands, and shrublands, where it feeds on insects, larvae, and seeds. It is known for its acrobatic foraging behavior, often hanging upside down from branches to reach its food.

These birds are social creatures and are usually seen in small flocks, communicating with soft, high-pitched calls. They build intricate, dome-shaped nests made of moss, grass, and feathers, which are usually hidden in bushes or trees.

Shima enaga is not considered threatened or endangered, but they are vulnerable to habitat loss and pollution. Conservation efforts are being made to protect their natural habitats and ensure their continued survival.