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How to Find a Rainbow Without the Rain

One of the most colorful songbirds in North America, the Painted Bunting ([link removed]) (Colorín sietecolores ([link removed]) en español) is a sight for sore eyes. It’s a coveted bird that people travel from far and wide to see, seeking them out like the eye candy that they are.

Luckily, these vividly-colored birds have a penchant for visiting bird feeders and have bright, warbling songs to help you know when they’re nearby.

Painted Buntings ([link removed]) typically spend their summer breeding months in the Southeastern and south-central United States and are known to winter in Central America, Mexico, Southern Florida, and some places in the Caribbean.

Because Painted Buntings have complex migration patterns and over winter in both Central America and the Caribbean, researchers hope that by pinning down where buntings go in winter, they can target further monitoring and conservation efforts in strategic locations.

Trust us, this is a rainbow worth chasing. With the Bird Migration Explorer, you can find exactly where your fabulous bunting friends are now.

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Support Audubon’s work to protect birds against the impact of climate change by adopting a Painted Bunting! ([link removed]) With each bird adoption, you’ll receive a lifelike plush bird as a symbol of your generous gift along with a certificate of adoption, a beautiful bird photo, and unlimited eCards to send to your family and loved ones.

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