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Affinities uncertain, perhaps a distant relative of Meadow Bunting (Emberiza cioides). Has been thought to be closer to Pine Bunting (Emberiza leucocephalos) than to Chestnut Bunting (Emberiza rutila) or Black-headed Bunting (Emberiza melanocephala).


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BirdLife International For more information about the Tibetan Bunting see... BirdLife International Species Factsheet. Articles about the Tibetan Bunting If you would like to read any articles about the Tibetan Bunting... Show Articles (0) No Pictures of Tibetan Bunting If Birdpedia has no pictures of Tibetan Bunting or you would like to see more, then try the following...       From BING (2) No Videos of Tibetan Bunting If Birdpedia has no videos of Tibetan Bunting or you would like to see more, then try the following..       From BING (0) Where can I observe this species? Select an area (or leave blank) to see locations where this species has been recorded. Area   LAND OCEAN   All    Optional: Complete the following if you wish to restrict the reserve to within a given distance of a location. Please enter the Latitude and Longitiude of a given location together with the maximum distance (km) to display a list of reserves within that distance. You must enter a Latitude, a Longitude and a distance greater than 0.   Latitude: (Decimal degrees takes precedence) Deg Min Sec     Decimal degrees (Include compass setting or value)          N S or   GPS help Longitude: (Decimal degrees takes precedence) Deg Min Sec     Decimal degrees (Include compass setting or value)          E W or   Find GPS using Google Maps Distance Bearing     N NE E SE S SW W NW Get Sample GPS readings On What Field Trips was this species observed? Select an area (or leave blank), and a date range, to see field trips on which this species has been recorded. Area   LAND OCEAN   All    From To     Optional: Complete the following if you wish to restrict the reserve to within a given distance of a location. Please enter the Latitude and Longitiude of a given location together with the maximum distance (km) to display a list of reserves within that distance. You must enter a Latitude, a Longitude and a distance greater than 0.   Latitude: (Decimal degrees takes precedence) Deg Min Sec     Decimal degrees (Include compass setting or value)          N S or   GPS help Longitude: (Decimal degrees takes precedence) Deg Min Sec     Decimal degrees (Include compass setting or value)          E W or Distance Bearing     N NE E SE S SW W NW Get Sample GPS readings Latest Sightings for Tibetan Bunting Select the Area to restrict the Sightings. Area   LAND OCEAN   All