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The Emberiza calandra, commonly known as the corn bunting, is a captivating bird that can be found in various locations across Europe and Asia. With its distinctive appearance and melodic song, this species never fails to capture the attention of bird enthusiasts. One breathtaking sight is witnessing a flock of corn buntings in flight at the Wallasea Wild Coast Project, part of the RSPB Greater reserve. As they soar through the sky with graceful movements, their wings create mesmerizing patterns against the backdrop of nature's beauty. In Norfolk, a solitary corn bunting perches on a seed head, showcasing its intricate plumage. Its feathers blend harmoniously with its surroundings as it patiently waits for its next meal. During June in Formby, Lancashire, England, UK, one can witness another spectacle – a corn bunting singing its heart out. Its melodious tune fills the air and echoes through the landscape as if announcing summer's arrival. Interestingly enough, sometimes other species join forces with these charming birds. The Japanese yellow bunting (Emberiza sulphurata) shares habitats with our beloved corn bunting. This unexpected duo creates an enchanting scene where different colors merge together harmoniously. Venturing into Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park in Cadiz Andalusia Spain during May offers yet another opportunity to observe these magnificent creatures up close. A corn bunting perched amidst brassica flowers showcases nature's vibrant palette while simultaneously blending seamlessly into its environment. March brings us to Prado del Rey also located in Cadiz Spain where we are greeted by an enthusiastic soloist - a singing corn bunting filling every corner of this serene place with beautiful melodies that resonate within our souls. On Bagerova Steppe situated on Kerch Peninsula lies another remarkable sight - two Corn buntings perching gracefully on vegetation. Their presence adds life and vitality to this vast expanse of land.