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Yellow Bunting

Finches, Sparrows & Buntings

Photo: Koolah · CC BY-SA 3.0

Emberiza sulphurata

Basic stats

Range

Eastern Asia

Clutch size

3–5 eggs

Size

14 cm

The yellow or Japanese yellow bunting is a bunting of eastern Asia, 14 cm long with a conical grey bill, pinkish-brown feet and brown eyes. The male is grey-green above with black streaks on the back and yellow-green underparts, brightest on the throat and belly and streaked on the flanks, with black lores, a narrow black chin, a pale eye-ring and white outer tail feathers. The nest is built low in a bush and holds three to five eggs. The song is twittering and the call a soft tsip. (Wikipedia, general species account)

Quick answers

Where is the Yellow Bunting found?
Eastern Asia
How many eggs does the Yellow Bunting lay?
3–5 eggs
How big is the Yellow Bunting?
14 cm
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