Meet the Snow Bunting - winter’s little snowflake 🤍❄️ These striking birds breed in the High Arctic and sweep south in winter, often spotted in open fields and along windy shorelines. Their flashing white wings make them look like snow blowing across the ground. While they aren’t typical feeder birds, Snow Buntings will eat cracked corn, millet, sunflower hearts, and nyjer seed, especially when offered on the ground or in low tray feeders. Have you seen any Snow Buntings this winter? ❄️ | Wild

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Bird Species #49 - Snow Bunting Snow Buntings arrive in winter along our eastern coasts from Scandinavia and Iceland and it is always a joy, when out birding in winter, to come across a flock feeding around the strand line on the shore. The experience is usually a cold one! A very small population also breeds in the UK, here in the Highlands of Scotland, with the majority to be found in the Cairngorms National Park. This is a bird that lives up to it's name. To find breeding Snow Buntings one mu

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Beautiful northern bird, snow bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis), standing on a rock and and singing in Norwegian nature