Buntings

Melbourne, FL

Had a flurry of activity today....I think some Buntings on the way North made a stopover for some refreshments. Indigo male still changing color.

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Melbourne, FL

Three male Indigos here.

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Melbourne, FL

Male Indigo and immature male Painted Bunting.

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Melbourne, FL

Additional Goldfinch here.

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Melbourne, FL

Indigos and Goldfinch.

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Melbourne, FL

Beautifully colored male Indigo.

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Marlton, NJ

Nice shots GP! I love that last one!

Melbourne, FL

Thanks Pelletory. My birding season is almost over. Soon it will be regular birds like Grackles, Jays and Cards. At least I can look forward to an occasional Bald Eagle.

Oquawka, IL(Zone 5a)

I can't wait for the Buntings to show up here! The last picture is beautiful. Really shows off his colors.

The Ozarks, MO(Zone 5b)

I am anxiously awaiting also and have their favorite finch food and caged feeder ready for them. Nice pics GP...I agree that last one is just awesome!

Melbourne, FL

I'm sure they will appreciate the finch food when they get there. Thanks, Rose and Rose.

PERTH, Australia

Rose and Rose, I'm sorry to have to tell you this, but GP has sent all her Painted Buntings to me. I'm expecting the package any old day now. I wish.

Woodbridge, VA

GP, your Bunting pics are so good. They are beautiful birds. Once, my MIL in Kentucky had a male Bunting show up in her garden. I still have the photo of it, though it's not as beautiful in detail as yours. I like that feeder too.

Melbourne, FL

This one from today needs a little brush out.

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Dixon, IL(Zone 5a)

they are such a beautiful bird. They vist me for about a week in may and then they are gone. i wish i knew how to lure them to stay.

Marlton, NJ

Beautiful pic!

Melbourne, FL

A shot from today. New Buntings are arriving daily for a snack before continuing their trips North.

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Marlton, NJ

Very nice!

PERTH, Australia

Gorgeous, GP.

Grand-Falls, NB(Zone 4a)

Wonderful pics of the Buntings GP. Would love to see them in my yard.

Metairie, LA

Beautiful pictures. A friend of mine in the area (Louisiana) saw three Indigo Buntings at his bird feeders. I've never seen one before down here, but they certainly are beautiful.

Melbourne, FL

Indigos and a few Painted Buntings are still feeding here.

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Melbourne, FL

Hanging on the feeder.

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Melbourne, FL

One perfect Bunting.

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Melbourne, FL

Three Indigo Buntings.

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Marlton, NJ

Beautiful pics GP!

Melbourne, FL

Thank you Pelletory....I'm surprised, but glad these guys are still around.

Rockport, TX(Zone 9a)

Well, all y'all (an important southern phrase to further emphasize the pluralness of you all) are much luckier than I am. If I get any, I get one or two and they show up for a day or two in April. Still, love 'em! Thanks for the fab pictures GP. I'm hoping to see one in the next month.

Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a)

Reed Bunting. Not quite in full summer plumage yet, the head will get solid black apart from the white moustache and collar.

Resin

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Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a)

Yellowhammer, also not yet fully in summer plumage (it'll get a bit brighter yellow)

Resin

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Marlton, NJ

I like that Yellowhammer!

Melbourne, FL

I have never even heard of those two....my gosh there are SO many kinds of Buntings....all adorable.

Melbourne, FL

Still hanging around. Indigos and Painteds.

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Melbourne, FL

Second pic of todays visitors.

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Melbourne, FL

Indigo Bunting eating alone.

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Melbourne, FL

Pretty Painted Bunting.

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Marlton, NJ

That is a beautiful Painted Bunting!

Melbourne, FL

Thanks. He looks like to me he has his first year of adult colors.

PERTH, Australia

So beautiful, GP

Melbourne, FL

Thanks, Margaret.

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