Greetings!!
Like several others before us, Jill and I went out for several hours Sat in 
search of Snow Buntings. We didn't find the Snow Buntings among the 
hundreds of Horned Larks and tens of Lapland Longspurs on the way to and 
around the Richmond Airport in Boston, IN.  We were surprised to find a 
couple Savannah Sparrows along the road around the airport. The Savannah's 
were usually the last bird to fly so we got great looks! A male Harrier was 
also working the fields at the airport.  Rather than spending hours driving 
around looking for buntings, we decided the easiest course of action was to 
bring them to us--so we placed cracked corn in the usual spot at the coop 
outside Oxford on 27 [just NW of town]. On my way back into town about 5 
Sat evening there were over 160 Horned Larks, 26 Lapland Longspurs, and ONE 
Snow Bunting--although in poor light and in the shadow of the silos I was 
able to get a picture [see below].
I'll keep putting out some corn if  people want to stop out and see the 
buntings and longspurs.
Cheers
Dave