Known for constructing intricately woven, small, hanging nests, often no larger than a golf ball.
Builds small, concealed nests in burrows or tree hollows, typically compact and snug.
Creates tiny, cup-shaped nests made from plant fibers, feathers, and spider silk, sometimes no bigger than a walnut.
Europe's smallest bird, which builds a tiny, well-hidden nest made of moss, lichen, and feathers.
Known for constructing small, neat nests in dense shrubs, often camouflaged to blend with their surroundings.
Builds delicate, small, cup-shaped nests in trees, typically only a few inches in diameter.