Dark-eyed Juncos

Junco hyemalis

The juncos are back and there seem to be more than ever. I won't be seeing these later in the season. They seem to move into the woods when it's warmer. There is loads of leftover seed under the bird tree and the juncos are visiting in droves all day long every day. They also enjoy pecking about the woodpile out back.

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Birds at the feeders in today's snowstorm
(yes, another snowstorm and we got out of school early because of it):
above: Mourning Dove

Northern Junco

Hairy Woodpecker (male)

Black-capped Chickadee

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