I love these little sweeties! I heard a bunch of birds singing this morning, and am so glad to hear them again! They have been silent, lately, with all the snow.
Wonderful pictures! thank you for sharing the with us!
I do wonder if you have the gray headed variety (Junco hyemalis caniceps), of which I've never seen...so cool! What we see are absolute Dark Eyed around here.
Ahhh, thanks for the info. I love fishing too A. Mac, but it isn't as easy with my schedule, as bird watching is. So, I tend to spend more time doing that. Actually, that's one of the things that makes this time of year fun; and, when the Juncos start thinning, it means the arrival of other species to enjoy!
Ain't Nature just great!
Still chirpin'.
I love these little sweeties! I heard a bunch of birds singing this morning, and am so glad to hear them again! They have been silent, lately, with all the snow.
Wonderful pictures! thank you for sharing the with us!
It looks like they are posing for you.
They are. He pays them with seeds.
And then I seed the article.
Works out all the way around.
Beautiful pictures and thanks A Mac!
I do wonder if you have the gray headed variety (Junco hyemalis caniceps), of which I've never seen...so cool! What we see are absolute Dark Eyed around here.
The grey heads are often female coloration.
These are Slate-colored Juncos Juncohyemalis hyemalis
Thanks, Larry
Ahhh, thanks for the info. I love fishing too A. Mac, but it isn't as easy with my schedule, as bird watching is. So, I tend to spend more time doing that. Actually, that's one of the things that makes this time of year fun; and, when the Juncos start thinning, it means the arrival of other species to enjoy!
:~)