The cirl bunting is a small, colourful bird that is predominantly yellow and grey with black and white markings on its wings and tail. They are native to Europe and are found mainly in the UK, where they are listed as an endangered species. Cirl buntings prefer open habitats with hedgerows, grassland, and field margins, and can be found in the countryside as well as along coastlines. They feed on seeds and insects, and their nests are usually built in bushes or hedgerows close to the ground. Conservation efforts have been made to restore the cirl bunting population in the UK, including habitat restoration and providing supplementary feeding during winter months.
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