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“You can see bunting is very much himself tonight. All the d*vils want to take his head off if they’ve got a chance” - Josh Getzoff
#😂😂😂#so funny getzy like what#I can’t describe it but you’ve got eyes#anne watches hockey#pens lb#michael bunting#bunting
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Snow Bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis), male in breeding plumage, family Calcariidae, order Passeriformes, Alaska
photograph by Debra Herst
#bunting#calcariidae#plectrophenax#passeriformes#bird#ornithology#animals#nature#alaska#north america
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Halloween Friends - Decorations by DappleAndDotUK
#DappleAndDotUK#halloween#halloween decor#cat#cats#bunting#wall decor#wall hanging#halloween bunting
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Crochet sunflower wall hanging bunting // WildflowerCrochetUK
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November 16, 2024 - Cinnamon-breasted Bunting or Cinnamon-breasted Rock-bunting (Emberiza tahapisi) These buntings are found in open rocky or sandy areas in southern and eastern Africa and parts of West Asia. Foraging mainly on the ground, they feed on grass seeds, soft leaves, nectar, and insects. Females build cup-shaped nests in natural or excavated scrapes on the ground against rocks, small bushes, or grass tufts or in banks or rock faces. The nests are constructed from grass, twigs, leaves, rootlets, and bark, often cemented in place with mud. Females incubate the eggs alone and both parents feed the chicks.
#cinnamon-breasted bunting#bunting#emberiza tahapisi#bird#birds#illustration#art#grassland#birblr art
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Snow Bunting
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Not an ask. Just FYI. Are you familiar with Star Trek Lower Decks? After 4 seasons, they finally identified Dr. Migleemo's species by name. He's a human sized bipedal bird. His species is called Klowahkans. Sound it out. The joke writes itself, those clever Lower Decks writers. Go look up Dr. Migleemo, and Dr. T'Ana. She's a cat-lady. Have a good weekend!
Hahah, Ive not seen the show yet.
That name is -___-
Here's a favorite bird for you...
Painted Bunting (Passerina ciris), male, family Cardinalidae, order Passeriformes, Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, FL, USA
photograph by Jean Zuo
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Indigo Bunting
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Yellow-bellied, you say? What’s wrong with that?
Yellow-Breasted Bunting (Emberiza aureola)
Eurasian boreal forests, wintering in Southeast Asia
Status: Critically Endangered
Threats: hunting, changes in habitat
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LEAF BANNERS / BUNTING SETS
These cute little banner sets are ready for fall decorating! I’m really pleased with both how the white ink printed on black fabric, and how good the flannel flags turned out :)
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#suprart#artists on tumblr#printmaking#block making#linocut#lino carving#bunting#banners#handmade#home decor#wall art#wall decor#fiber art#textiles#small business#art for sale#naturecore#nature#leaves#cottagecore
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#576, a snow bunting!
Requests for birds are open, updates happen on Thursdays. [project tag] | [kofi]
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linocut prints on bunting made of recycled textiles
#linoprint#printmaker#block printing#printmaking#relief print#block print#reliefprint#salted snail studio#handmade#bunting#linocut garland#sewing#handmade bunting#mushrooms#tw teeth#snails#teeth
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Indigo Bunting (Passerina cyanea), male, family Cardinalidae, order Passeriformes, Detroit area, Michigan, USA
photograph by Diane Cheklich/Detroit Bird Alliance
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Fairy Bunting by Queenofkeepsakes
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Make Your Own Strawberry Wooden Garland // DappleAndDotUK
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November 8, 2024 - Gray-necked Bunting (Emberiza buchanani) Breeding in parts of West and Central Asia, these buntings winter in South Asia. They are found in dry, rocky areas with grassy and weedy vegetation. Foraging on the ground in pairs and small groups, they eat the seeds and shoots of various plants and feed invertebrates to their chicks. Females build nests on the ground under boulders, grass tufts, or shrubs, lining them with grass stems, wool, and hair. They usually incubate the clutches of three to six eggs alone, though it’s possible that males may assist them. Both parents feed the chicks.
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