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Long-Tailed Tit - Version 7 vs Version 8
May 25, 2026, 02:46 PM
Added Database Stats section with favorite food, pet gear, and food trust reference
Jun 9, 2026, 12:27 AM
Removed duplicate in-body wikilinks
11Overview22Long-Tailed Tit is a bird species found in Crimson Desert. Long-Tailed Tit66Knowledge88Encountering and observing this creature grants Knowledge entries in the Birds category. Knowledge entries contribute to the overall completion percentage and may unlock additional rewards.1010Properties1212PropertyValueTypeBirdGradeNormalPrice1 Copper1414How to Obtain1515This creature can be found in the wild. Approach carefully to observe it and earn a Knowledge entry.1717Notes1919Observing this creature grants a Knowledge entry that contributes to overall world completion.Creatures may flee if approached too quickly. Move carefully to get close enough to observe them.2121See Also2323Creatures - All creatures and creature items in Crimson DesertKnowledge - Knowledge system and entriesHunting - Hunting guideItems - All items overview2525Taming the Long-Tailed Tit2727The Long-Tailed Tit is one of the smaller birds added to the pet roster in Patch 1.04.00. It is captured with the Sotdae of Bond, the bird-feeder item awarded by the Pororin faction quest line, and follows the same place-feed-wait loop used for every other tameable bird. The Long-Tailed Tit is unusually small even by tit standards, so it is easy to miss in the air; it is often easier to spot on the minimap radar than against the sky. Once tamed, it perches on the player's shoulder during exploration like the other small companion birds.2929Where to Find the Long-Tailed Tit3131The most reliable spawn area sits near the Spire of Ringing Truth in the Pailune mountain region. The shortest approach is to head past Wayward Woods and downhill from the Skoghorn Tribe area. There are two fast-travel points around the spire; use the higher of the two and place the Sotdae of Bond on the cliffside facing the open sky, where the small bird flock cycles. Early-morning hours through to mid-afternoon produce the most landings because the flock patrols the ridge most actively during those windows.3333The flock above the spire mixes several small species, so the same placement that draws the Long-Tailed Tit also pulls Meadow Bunting, crows, eagles, and pigeons. Stocking the feeder with a mix of bait increases the odds that the Long-Tailed Tit specifically lands rather than only the larger birds; barley and other grains in particular are the right small-bird food to keep loaded.3535Food and Trust3737The Long-Tailed Tit is a small bird, so it eats grains, fruits, and insects rather than meat. Barley is one of the strongest tested options, raising trust by roughly 25 points per accepted feed. Other small-bird foods such as berries and bugs work as well; players can pick wild barley near the same fast-travel point used to reach the spire, so a short gathering loop refills the feeder without having to detour to a town grocer.3939Trust is built up across multiple feeding sessions. Place the feeder, step back so the bird is not spooked, and wait the usual two to six minutes for the flock to drop in. Keep refilling the bait until trust hits the cap, then approach the bird and take it as a pet. Full bird-taming mechanics, including the daily feeding cap and how the Sotdae of Bond is first unlocked, are covered on the Pet Taming Guide.4141Database Stats4343Type: BIRD · Region: PAILUNE · Favorite Food: Buckwheat (+35 Trust)4545Pet Gear4747ItemSlotSigil of BondingACCESSORYSigil of ValorACCESSORYHunter's SigilACCESSORY4949Food Trust Reference5050FoodTrustInsect+25Grains+25Fruit+25Cultivation Item+20Dragonfly+25Golden Silk Spider+25Silkworm Moth+25Wild Silkworm Moth+25Swallowtail+25Ornythion Swallowtail Butterfly+25Polydamas Swallowtail Butterfly+25Zebra Swallowtail+25Zebra Longwing Butterfly+25Orange Oakleaf Butterfly+25Nawab Butterfly+25Purple Emperor Butterfly+25Lentils+25Peas+25Beans+25Barley+25Wheat+25Buckwheat+25Corn+25Oats+25Pineapple+255252(Showing top 25 of 59 known foods that grant Trust.)
