Cirl Bunting (Emberiza cirlus)
The Cirl Bunting is found in western and southern Europe as well as parts of north Africa. In Britain it is confined to a handful of sites near the coasts of south west England.
Cirl Bunting
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The cirl bunting may be confused with their close relative, the yellowhammer. Cirl bunting females have olive brown rumps while the yellowhammer has a rufous rump. The cirl bunting is also darker with less yellow.
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Cirl Bunting Emberiza cirlus
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Cirl bunting (Emberiza cirlus)
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European buntings include the corn, snow, and cirl buntings , the yellow hammer and the ortolan , which is caught and flattened and as a table delicacy .
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 See also: Yellowhammer, Finch, Flamingo, Arctic Tern, Cormorant
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