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English: The Striolated Bunting, a small bird from the finch family Emberizidae, is known for its compact build and striking appearance. Measuring approximately 13 to 14 centimeters in length, it is relatively small compared to many other bird species.
With a plump body and a short tail, the Striolated Bunting is well-adapted for quick and agile flight. Its short, rounded wings enhance its maneuverability, while its lightweight body, ranging from 14 to 18 grams, makes it exceptionally nimble. This bird was photographed at Pune outskirts, Maharashtra, India |
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