Lazuli Bunting Images

Lazuli Bunting Images, Facts and Information:

Passerina amoena

  • Lazuli Buntings are small, migratory birds. Male Lazuli Buntings have bright, sky blue upperparts and heads, white bellies, and cinnamon colored breasts. Females and juveniles have dull brown upperparts, a light wash of blue on their rumps and tails and two pale wingbars.
  • Lazuli Buntings are birds that are found primarily in the Western U.S. and Canada during the breeding season. They start to molt on their breeding grounds, finish their molt in southern Arizona, New Mexico, northern Sonora and Baja California in Mexico before migrating to their wintering grounds in Mexico.
  • Lazuli Buntings mainly eat seeds but do consume insects and fruits.
  • Lazuli Buntings lay 3 to 5 eggs which hatch in 12 days. The females incubate and they are monogamous.
  • A group of buntings can be called a “decoration” or “mural” of buntings.
  • Lazuli Buntings can live to be 10 years of age.

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