This bird looks as though it was painted with a different color from every angle.
The Varied Bunting is a small songbird found in the southwestern United States and Mexico. Males display brilliant shades of blue, purple, and red during the breeding season, while both sexes forage for seeds and insects in thorny scrub and desert woodlands.
A dazzling splash of color in the dry landscape, proving that even the harshest habitats can hide extraordinary beauty.
Varied Bunting 👇
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