By KELLY BOSTIAN Outdoors Writer on Jun 26, 2012, at 4:08 PM Updated on 6/26 at 4:08 PM
THE OUTDOORS
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People say that the painted bunting is arguably the most attractive bird in North America.
I say why argue?
It is, plain and simple – although nothing is plain about the painted bunting.
Harvey and Leisa Payne shared a couple photos with me that they caught Sunday morning and said it’d be OK if I shared them here.
Although they are brightly colored in all the primary colors –red, yellow and blue, with a yellow-green thrown in for good measure, the buntings are not easy to find as they stick to thickets, brushy fields and forest edges. Catching one in nice light is a prize for any wildlife photographer.
Kudos to Leisa and Harvey; and thanks for sharing.
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