Lazuli Bunting (Passerine amoena)
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Male Lazuli(Laz-U-Lie or La-Zoo-Lee) Bunting.
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Female Lazuli Bunting
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Female Lazuli Bunting
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Each male Lazuli Bunting two years of age and older sings only one song, composed of a series of different syllables, and unique to that individual.
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Yearling males generally arrive on the breeding grounds without a song of their own. Shortly after arriving, a young male develops its own song, which can be a novel rearrangement of syllables, combinations of song fragments of several males, or a copy of the song of one particular older male.
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The Lazuli Bunting is named for the gemstone lapis lazuli.
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