bunting

The bird is feeding at the time of capturing.

Grassland, comes for drinking

I need some ID/confirmation for the following birds, observed in March/April 2021 in the Taunus region. Bird 1a-c: European Serin or a similar finch? Bird 2a-c: I'm drawing a blank here. Bird 3: Bad photo, I know. But is that a Yellowhammer? Many thanks!

This bird comes to a water point for drinikng.

I saw this one at a wetland with lots of reeds yesterday. It looks like an emberiza species to me but I am not quite sure, because I've never seen it before. Maybe a female reed bunting? because I saw a male near there a few weeks ago.

Taken last weekend (Feb 27th), I am always happy to see this gloriously colored fellow...definitely one of the most colorful birds in North America

Just at midday with a dark background

Less colorful than the male, but still a lovely green bird with fine feather detail

All encountered in Slovakia in August 2020. Thanks for any help! 1: ? 2: maybe a bunting? 3: ? 4: maybe a buzzard? 5: some thrush

Male showing well on North Wales shingle

One ... with stand out crest ... ... displaying his prowess ... This will be my last post ... over next few days ... ... as the laptop has to go for repair ... for malfunctioning touchpad ... ... though, I will be able to see the posts and write comments on my mobile ... ______________...

Indigo Bunting (Passerina cyanea) Male winter plumage.

New arrival from the Hinterlands

Painted Bunting (Passerina ciris pallidior) Male. A different individual than the male that I posted before that was displaying.

Don't see too many of these. I put up a feeder away from the house and close to the woods and they seem to frequent that quite often.

Painted Bunting (Passerina ciris pallidior) Male, displaying.

Emberiza cia Linnaeus, 1766