拍品專文
T.C. Jerdon recorded that the Red-headed Bunting was locally distributed throughout various parts of India. It was found among hedges and on cultivated land near scrub or bushes, where it would retreat to roost during the heat of the day.
The male has a rusty red head and throat, the female has a pale brown head. Both are depicted lifesize on a flowering branch of the wild crab tree.
T.C. Jerdon, Birds of India, 1862-64, II, part 1, p.378
DISTRIBUTION: South-central Eurasia south of latitude 52 North, southwestern Siberia, western China, northeastern Iran, Afghanistan and northern Pakistan. Winters into India
The male has a rusty red head and throat, the female has a pale brown head. Both are depicted lifesize on a flowering branch of the wild crab tree.
T.C. Jerdon, Birds of India, 1862-64, II, part 1, p.378
DISTRIBUTION: South-central Eurasia south of latitude 52 North, southwestern Siberia, western China, northeastern Iran, Afghanistan and northern Pakistan. Winters into India