Passerina ciris

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Passerina ciris, commonly known as the painted bunting, is a small North American songbird celebrated for the male’s strikingly vivid blue, green, and red plumage.

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Passerina ciris canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
passerine
averageLength 12–13 cm
averageMass 13–19 g
breedsIn northern Mexico
linked to: Northern Mexico

south-central United States
southeastern United States
class Aves
clutchSize 3–4 eggs
commonName nonpareil
painted bunting
conservationStatus Near Threatened
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
diet fruits
insects
seeds
eggColor pale blue
family Cardinalidae
femalePlumageColor green
yellow-green
genus Passerina
geographicRange Gulf Coast of United States
United States Atlantic Coast
habitat brushy areas
shrubby fields
thickets
woodland edges
kingdom Animalia
malePlumageColor blue head
green back
red underparts
migratoryBehavior migratory
nativeTo North America
nestLocation dense shrubs
nestType cup nest
order Passeriformes
phylum Chordata
sexualDimorphism present
songFunction mate attraction
territorial defense
taxonRank species
threat habitat loss
trapping for cage-bird trade
vocalizationType song
wintersIn Caribbean
Central America
southern Florida
southern Mexico
yearDescribed 1758

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Cardinalidae notableSpecies Passerina ciris
Passerina notableSpecies Passerina ciris