The Blue Bunting lives in thickets and woodland edges in Mexico and northern Central America. Males are blue, while females are warm brown overall.
Males show contrasting patches of darker and brighter blue. Females are warm brown all over. The bill is thicker and stubbier than that of an Indigo Bunting.
It uses thickets and woodland edges. Its song is a variable warble, and its call is a hard click or chink.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.