The Yellow-throated Bunting is listed in the Field Manual of Chinese Birds No. 1316.
(Scientific name: Emberiza elegans): A small songbird of the ornithischiidae family, with a body length of about 15 cm.
The beak is conical and weak compared to birds of the finches family.
The upper and lower beak edges are not tightly aligned and slightly curved inward, so there is a slight gap in the tangent line;
The male has a short, erect black crown with long and broad eyebrow lines from the forehead to the side of the occipital.
The front segment is yellowish-white and the posterior segment is bright yellow. Back maroon red or dark maroon,
The chin is black, the upper throat is yellow, the lower throat is white, and there are half moon-shaped dark spots on the chest,
The rest of the underparts are white or off-white. Females and males are roughly similar, but have lighter plumage,
The head turns black to brown, and the black half-moon spot on the forebreast is not noticeable or disappears.
It inhabits secondary forests, broad-leaved forests, and
In the margin shrubland of the mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forest, the sparsely forested shrub along the Yuxi River Valley and streams.
General staple food plant seeds. During the non-breeding period, they often move in groups, and during the breeding period, they build bowl-shaped nests on the ground or in shrubland.
It is found in Russia, North Korea, Japan and China.
Disclaimer: Bird species science information comes from Baidu Encyclopedia, and the pictures are created for personal photography.
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