Do various types of tits (blue/great/coal/longtail) get on worse than others

[DMF235-Belfast]

Afternoon all, basically there are atleast 3-4 off the greats/coals/blues nesting near (probably within yards) of the feeder and generally they get on fairly well, the odd loose chase and there were 2 days recently when a coal tit and a blue tit went after each other (flying spiraling attack) but apart form the odd your invading my personal space peck nothing.

Over the weekend a pair off long tailed tits visited - though they were here years ago - and they were invited to leave by the locals.... are the locals getting too close/ownery off the feeder?

[rossy]

at this time of the year you will get flocks of tits on the move together, all foraging for food, none will be nesting thats for sure, as for the odd standoff they get on well, as like when starlings come down they often have little skirmishes, as they all need food, rossy.

[willowjay]

I've noticed that in the mixed flocks that do a tour of the garden feeders, the long-tailed tits are still the most vocal. I hardly hear a peep from the great tits and blue tits. They don't seem to argue at all - just eat everything that's put out for them, listen to the blackbird's alarm call for cats, make my day, and move on.

[actionfinch]

Originally Posted by willowjay

I've noticed that in the mixed flocks that do a tour of the garden feeders, the long-tailed tits are still the most vocal. I hardly hear a peep from the great tits and blue tits. They don't seem to argue at all - just eat everything that's put out for them, listen to the blackbird's alarm call for cats, make my day, and move on.

one thing i noticed as well... and its always approx the same time i see them....
the only squabble i get is when the robin comes down and scares of the odd blue tit, but in general the tits get on in my garden...