Indigo Bunting
Автор: Hoosier Bird
Загружено: 2025-06-12
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The indigo bunting can be heard calling and singing in this video.
The *indigo bunting* (*Passerina cyanea*) is a dazzling little songbird that brightens up fields and forests across North America. The males sport vibrant, electric-blue feathers during breeding season, a color that comes not from pigment but from the way light reflects off their feathers. Females, on the other hand, have a more subdued brownish plumage with faint hints of blue.
These birds favor open woodlands, weedy fields, and roadsides, where they feed on a mix of seeds, berries, and insects. One of their most remarkable traits is their ability to *navigate by the stars* during migration, making long journeys between their breeding grounds in the U.S. and their wintering areas in Central and South America.
Their cheerful, high-pitched songs are a staple of summer mornings, often heard before the bird is even seen. Have you ever spotted one in the wild? They're truly a sight to behold.
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