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Not common here. Some homeowners allowed their address to be posted online.
So, lots of people in stranger's back yard. Next to birdfeeder. :eek:
Also, I don't consider this free chase- because of birdfeeder/baitpile.
The normal range south to north is Florida-North Carolina. West to Texas.


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Sorry about the image quality, this guy is small. And I was not solo.
Thanks for looking. :)
 
Suffering sukatash! I think a taw a tweety bird! :drool:
Wonderful colours.
 
Nice shots of a tough species to photograph :clap:

Got to be the most highly colored passerine bird in North America this side of the Mexican border. The only place I saw these commonly was in Miami, and only a few sightings in north Florida. Where'd you take these shots?
 
Hello Tom.
Absecon, NJ. Next to Atlantic City.
I'll have another shot at these soon.

Heather- I'm 90 miles north.
 
I actually had one in hand when I lived in Oklahoma. It had crashed into a storefront window, and my Ex nursed it back to health over a couple days before releasing it.

I've only glimpsed this species a couple times since. Fairly rare and very secretive. Amazing to see it at a feeder.:clap::clap:
 
Wow. Thanks for sharing that. Makes my shots of cardinals and bluebirds look very plain. :)
 
Wow! What a beauty! I have had many Indigo Buntings here in my garden
Never a Painted Bunting! The colors are awesome! Thanks for sharing
 
:clap::clap: Nature at work! :smitten::smitten:
I saw an indigo bunting at our feeder once, it's a secretive as it's cousin!
 
Thanks for share.

In german we call him Popefinch if I translated right.

Years ago I breaded them very succesfull.

Put today I have no time. I only have some small psitacide any more.
 
One of the birds I miss from OK, along with the scissor-tailed flycatchers and mississippi kites. Would be nice to see one this summer.

Thanks for posting!
 

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