Guess the day: Have you ever seen an indigo-blue finch in the picture?

Image by Jonathan Bobbe

The finch in the picture is called the indigo bunting

Chinese scientific name: Indigo Bunting

Latin scientific name: Passerina cyanea

Realm: Animal kingdom

Order: Passeriformes

The indigo bunting is a finches of the Family American finches that nest in large areas of the eastern half of the United States in bushes, and the males are almost indigo-blue, but they are replaced by brown body feathers during the winter in southern Mexico and Central America, similar to females.

General staple food plant seeds. The beak is mostly conical, with the upper and lower beak edges not tightly aligned and slightly curved inward.

They have been included in the IUCN, so protect them well.

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