The Chestnut Bunting Emberiza rutila has been recorded only five times in autumn in Western Europe, including once in Britain. It is potentially a more numerous vagrant to Britain and Ireland, but detailed information on nonadult-male plumage is lacking. This paper rectifies this situation and discusses the species' separation from other similar buntings, in particular the far more commonly recorde
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