This tiny bird looks like a little flame glowing against the green landscape.
The Orange-breasted Bunting is a brilliantly colored songbird native to western and southern Mexico. The male is especially striking, with a vivid orange breast contrasting with turquoise-blue and green plumage across the head and body. It inhabits dry forests, scrublands, and open woodland, where it searches among grasses and shrubs for seeds and small insects.
A miniature burst of tropical color, proving that even a small songbird can look like it was painted by hand.
