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BJF - Bird is Indigo Bunting, quite plentiful in Eastern U.S. Billly Joe Fudge writes: W-e-l-l, I\'m no expert in the science of bird identification but, for me, lacking expertise has never been a very effective deterrent, so here goes! I believe this little "Bluebird" is an Indigo Bunting. If so, according to the Department of Avian Studies at Great Wooded South University, Indigo Bunting may be one of the most plentiful bird species in areas of the Eastern United States. --Comments re photo 78204 Birds of KY Should this zippety-do-dah bird be here This story was posted on 2018-04-16 11:57:27
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