A magpie. A snow bunting. A lark bunting. A bobolink.
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The snow bunting gets its name from its preference for cold, snowy environments, particularly during the winter months when it migrates to open fields and tundra. The word "bunting" refers to a group of small songbirds, and the "snow" part reflects its white plumage, which resembles snow. This coloration provides effective camouflage in its frigid habitats.
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The collective noun for 'bunting' as a type of bird are:
The collective noun for 'bunting' as a type of cloth is a bolt of bunting.
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The collective noun for 'bunting' as a type of bird are:
The collective noun for 'bunting' as a type of cloth is a bolt of bunting.
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The collective noun for the word 'bunting' that refers the fabric for making flags or cloth hung for celebratory events is:
The collective noun for the songbird called a 'bunting' are:
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PCH ANSWER: Chickadee pch: NOT snow bunting
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Many are, including the snow bunting, common redpoll, hoary redpoll, and other finches. But this moniker is usually reserved for the northern junco.
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Eve Bunting (real name Anne Evelyn Bunting) was a prolific American writer in the mid-twentieth century. She married Edward Davison Bunting on March 26, 1950.
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Big Beautiful Bunting, The Little Bunting Company and Cath Kidston are just a few suppliers and manufacturers of different styles of bunting. Instructional sites like wikiHow also give information on how to make your own bunting.
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No, bunting in 16U softball is not illegal.
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