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Ortolan bunting
Emberiza hortulana
Buntings
(Emberizidae)
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Inconspicuous yet colourful bunting. Brown black mottled wing feathers, grey head and collar, orange pink belly side, yellow eye ring and throat and a narrow yellow moustache line from the beak to the neck. The beak and legs are pinkish. Both sexes have the same markings but ♀ are somewhat more vague than ♂. Happy at grain fields with forest edges or wooded banks, often on the ground looking for insects and other animals, after the brood also seeds are eaten. ⇔ l. 15-16 cm A migratory bird, which hibernates in Africa and breeds in Europe. Rare bird, with a large habitat but in some countries including the Netherlands and Belgium, it does not occur anymore. In France, it is considered a delicacy. LA: ≈ The EMBERIZA CAESIA (Cretzschmar's bunting) is only found in Greece and Turkey, it has a red throat and a whip line and a white eye ring. No picture available.
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< 15 cm
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0 LookAlikes (LA):
Ortolan bunting
Ortolaan
Ortolan
Bruant ortolan
Ortolano
Escribano hortelano
Sombria
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