Corn Bunting (Emberiza calandra calandra), Bulgaria

Species number: 00092, Sex: undetermined, Age: adult.
Filmed on 2022-11-13 13:46h near Lesura, Bulgaria (Lat: 43.447735 Lon: 23.538745) with Panasonic TZ80

Its natural food consists mainly of seeds but also includes insects such as crickets, especially when feeding young.

Males defend territories in the breeding season and can be polygynous, with up to three females per breeding male. The population sex ratio is generally 1:1, which means some males remain unmated during a season. Males play only a small role in parental care; they are not involved in nest building or incubation, and only feed the chicks when they are over half grown.

The nest is made of grass, lined with hair or fine grass, and is usually built on the ground. Average clutch size is four, but commonly varies from three to five, occasionally six.

--from Wikipedia

Its name in different languages:
Arabic: درسة الذرة, درسة قمحية
Asturian: Cascabeleru, Escribana triguera, Llocariza
Azerbaijani: adi darıquşu , Tarla vələmirquşu
Belarusian: Гуменная стрынатка, Стрынатка гуменная
Bulgarian: Сива овесарка
Breton: Ar brean bras, Brean bras
Catalan: Cruixidell, Sól·lera
Catalan (Balears): Sól·lera
Montenegrin: velika strnadica, велика стрнадица
Montenegrin (Cyrillic): велика стрнадица
Czech: Strnad lucní, Strnad luční, strnad luèní
Chuvash: вир кайăкĕ, сăрă шĕпшĕл
Welsh: Bras yr ŷd
Danish: Bomlærke, Kornværling
German: Grauammer, Grauammer-calandra
Greek: Τσακρόστρουθος, Τσιφτάς
English: Corn Bunting
Esperanto: grenemberizo
Spanish: Escribano Triguero, Triguero
Estonian: Halltsiitsitaja
Basque: Cruixidell, Gari-berdantza
Persian: زردپره مزرعه, زردپرۀ مزرعه
Finnish: Harmaasirkku
Faroese: Kornspurvur
French: Bruant proyer
Friulian: petàs, pucinarili, sdarnali
Frisian: Koarnmosk
Irish: Gealóg Bhuachair
Gaelic: Gealag Bhuachair
Galician: Chincharraíz, Cruixidell, Trigueirón
Manx: Pompee ny Hoarn, Ushag Rouayr ny Hoarn
Hebrew: גבתון עפרוני, גיבתון עפרוני
Croatian: Velika Strnadica
Hungarian: Sordély
Armenian: [Koreknuk ], Կորեկնուկ
Icelandic: Korntittlingur
Italian: Strillozzo
Japanese (romaji): hatahoojiro
Japanese: ハタホオジロ, ハタホオヂロ
Georgian: ანუ მინდვრის გრატა, მეფეტვია
Kabardian: цыпӀий
Kazakh: тарашыл сұлыкешi тарыкеш, Тарышыл сұлыкеш
Cornish: Awesyth margh, Awhesyth margh
Kirghiz: чоң думбул, чоң чыйпылдак, чыйпылдак
Scientific: Citrinella miliaria, Critophaga miliaria, Cynchramus miliaria, Emberiza calandra, Emberiza calandra algeriensis, Emberiza calandra buturlini, Emberiza calandra calandra, Emberiza calandra clanceyi, Emberiza calandra graeca, Emberiza calandra insularis, Emberiza calandra kleinschmidti, Emberiza calandra obscura, Emberiza calandra parroti, Emberiza calandra sarmatia, Emberiza calandra thanneri, Emberiza calandra volhynica, Emberiza calandra wolhynica, Emberiza calandria, Emberiza miliaria, Fringilla pojer, Miliaria calandra, Miliaria calandra caucarica (sic), Miliaria calandra ignobilis, Miliaria calandra sarmatica, Miliaria europaea, Miliaria germana, Miliaria meridionalis, Miliaria miliaria, Miliaria minor, Miliaria peregrina, Miliaria proier, Miliaria septentrionalis, Miliaria valida, Spinus miliaria
Luxembourgish: Gro Mësch
Lithuanian: Pilkoji starta
Latvian: Lielā stērste
Macedonian: Голема стрнарка, Пегава овесарка
Moldavian: Presură sură
Maltese: durrajs, Durrajsa, Karmec
Dutch: Grauwe Gors
Norwegian Nynorsk: Kornsporv
Norwegian: Jærspurv, Kornspurv
Polish: potrzeszcz
Portuguese: Trigueirão
Portuguese (Portugal): Trigueirão
Romansh: Marena grischa
Rhaeto-Romance: Marena grischa
Romanian: Presură sură
Russian: Просянка
Northern Sami: Gordnecihci
Slovak: Strnádka lúčna
Slovenian: veliki strnad
Albanian: Cerla e zakonshme, Cërla e zakonshme
Serbian: velika strnadica, Велика стрнадица
Swedish: Kornsparv
Turkmen: daryçy
Turkish: Tarla Çintesi, Tarla Kirazkuşu
Tatar: тары чыпчыгы
Ukrainian: Просянка
Uzbek: тариқхўр деҳқон чумчуқ, тариқхўр деҳқончумчуқ
Chinese: 黍鹀
Chinese (Traditional): 黍鵐