Lazuli Bunting
Lazuli Bunting
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The Lazuli Bunting is a dazzling migratory bird of western North America, with males featuring a brilliant sky-blue head and back, a white belly, and a distinctive rusty breast band.
Where to spot
Breeds in brushy areas, riparian thickets, and open woodlands across western North America. Winters in western Mexico and Baja California.
How to spot
Look in brushy areas, forest edges, and along streams. Males often sing from an exposed perch. Listen for their bright, rapid, and varied song, which often includes repeated phrases.
When to spot
Best seen during spring and fall migration (May, August-September) in various habitats. During breeding season (June-July), they are found in their specific scrubby habitats. Winter residents are present from October to April in Mexico.
Where to spot
Breeds in brushy areas, riparian thickets, and open woodlands across western North America. Winters in western Mexico and Baja California.
How to spot
Look in brushy areas, forest edges, and along streams. Males often sing from an exposed perch. Listen for their bright, rapid, and varied song, which often includes repeated phrases.
When to spot
Best seen during spring and fall migration (May, August-September) in various habitats. During breeding season (June-July), they are found in their specific scrubby habitats. Winter residents are present from October to April in Mexico.
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Lazuli Buntings often hybridize with Indigo Buntings where their breeding ranges overlap, leading to offspring with mixed plumage characteristics.
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