The yellow-breasted bunting is relatively small, with a chestnut-red upper body and head, a brown tail, and black and white stripes on its wings. It usually appears alone or in pairs, with a timid personality and fear of contacting strangers. After understanding these, do you know how the yellow-breasted bunting reproduces? We together look!

How yellow-breasted buntings breed

The breeding method of the yellow-breasted bunting is oviparous. Its breeding season is from May to July, usually from the end of April to the beginning of May, when the male birds can be seen courting. Generally, only 1 litter is reproduced per year, and each litter lays 3-6 eggs.

The eggs are round, greenish-gray in color with taupe markings. After the eggs are laid, they are co-incubated by male and female birds, and the incubation period is about 13 days.