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Black-faced Bunting
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Habitat and behaviour
Habitat: Coastal scrub (very rare vagrant).
Diet: Seeds.
Best time to spot: Slate face on male.
When to look
A rare visitor, not a resident. There is no dependable season, though most rarities are found during spring and autumn migration. More on the season in Rare birds in the UK.
How rare is it?
The Black-faced Bunting sits in our Legendary tier for the UK: a major rarity, where any record is big news. It is not on the Red or Amber lists in Birds of Conservation Concern 5.
Recent UK sightings
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