How to Describe Tits Visiting Feeders in Winter for 7-Year-Olds

When winter's snow makes the ground white and cold, small birds called tits come flying to the bird feeders. They love to eat tasty seeds and some soft, yummy fat called lard. You can say it in different ways like:

• When the world is covered in snow, tits flutter to the feeders to enjoy crunchy seeds and rich lard.
• During chilly winters, tits visit the feeders to nibble on delicious seeds and lard.
• As snow blankets the earth, lively tits come to the feeders for a snack of seeds and some lard.
• In wintertime, tits fly over to the feeders where they eat seeds and tasty lard to stay warm.

These are all fun ways to talk about how birds like tits find food in the cold winter!