Converse of object

• include: There was a steady stream of birds arriving including 2 Corn Buntings!

• see: The Irrigation Project was a quick stop to try to see some Buntings.

• make: We decorated the school with bunting made of huge red paper ribbons.

• breed: Perhaps the most explicit are our ringing numbers for our two breeding buntings.

• get: Getting the bunting up early is important to get people going, along with the road barriers.

• produce: Another visit to Torangitaival produced no buntings, although 2 each of Smew and Wood Sandpipers from the bird tower were satisfying.

Adjective modifier

• black-headed: The wetland area revealed a pair of Black-headed Wagtails and two Black-headed Buntings feeding in the grasses.

• male: We arrived at Virkkula in late morning, and I was immediately put on to the singing male bunting.

• blue: It's dressed in a lavender, pink, or blue, star-shaped bunting with adorable glow-in-the-dark pjamas & hairbrush.

• several: I also had superb views of female blue rock thrush and several rock bunting.

• more: UK Online is offering 22Mbps -- hang out more bunting!

• grey-necked: Grey-necked bunting: Ditto Mongolian finch: I would try at the Ishak Paşa.

Modifies a noun

• tosser: During his illustrious career, Robbie was a ' bunting tosser ' in HMS Ajax at the Battle of the River Plate.

Noun used with modifier

• cirl: Walking along the path Lorna spotted a female cirl bunting, a species starting to spread from their stronghold near Prawle Point.

• reed: Nor have we ever had a reed bunting or a reed warbler on board.

• Lapland: Close to the road, smart Lapland Buntings could be seen.

• corn: Corn Buntings may be seen singing on the fences.

• snow: Here I first heard - and then saw - my first ever snow bunting!

• rock: On the way down we saw a pair rock buntings with a juvenile!