A male Snow Bunting near the hamlet of Igloolik in Nunavut, Canada. Snow Buntings are the northernmost passerine species in the world. During the winter months both males and females will have a reddish color to their backs. But come breeding season the males shed their red back feathers in favor of black feathers.
Photos were taken on June 5th, 2020 with a Nikon p900 in "Birdwatching" mode at 83x zoom.
That's a neat guy! we have the elusive indigo bunting here in Ontario.. haven't seen one yet though..