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Indigo Buntings like to eat Insects, spiders, small seeds and berries
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Indigo Buntings like to eat Insects, spiders, small seeds and berries
Jonesy By Journalist Jay This Indigo Bunting was photographed in a field of sunflowers by photographer Maguerite Eichelberger. Right now, in late summer, there is one small bird that is very actively reproducing: the Indigo Bunting. The Indigo Bunting is a small, seed- and insect-eating bird in the cardinal family. This bird is highly migratory and is one of the last birds to arrive in the spring, but it stays through late summer before heading …
·Allegan, United States
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