SMaP 258 - Free Theme (Buntings)

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This week's topic is - FREE THEME
I decided to show what types of buntings I met in the forests and not only.

Little Bunting

This is one of the smallest birds in this family. It's very difficult to see or even photograph, as it loves to hide in dense bushes, which often grow close to water, making it even more challenging.

Yellowhammer

Well, I don't have any problems with this species, at least for me. I just know when and where to spot these birds, and maybe even this particular one, in the same place every May. The male always sits in a tree near a ravine and sings.

Reed Bunting

I rarely encounter these birds. They live in the bushes almost right next to the river that runs along the entire city.

Rustic bunting

Can you see it? You'll agree, it's excellently camouflaged, especially the female; males have noticeable dark stripes. I encounter this species in late April and early fall, and it's incredibly rare. So rare, in fact, that it's listed in the regional Red Book as a rare species.

Pine bunting

I can't say anything about this species at all. I've only seen it twice, in the forest near the river.

Camera	Lens
Nikon D5200	Sigma 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary
	Tamron SP AF 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD