With common bird populations on the decline ... Once considered different species, numerous varieties of juncos have been lumped together over the years. They can be found almost anywhere during ...

If you spend much time outdoors in freezing temperatures, you probably wonder where birds go when the temperature drops and the winds pick up. Just a week ago, I was walking a trail through the ...

So much so that until 1973 it was divided into five species: gray-headed junco, Guadalupe junco, Oregon junco, slate-colored junco (our birds), and white-winged junco. Typical examples of each ...

Dark-eyed juncos are unique sparrows that nest on or near the ground in forests. In winter, they typically form flocks and often associate with other species, including chipping sparrows ...

One species especially makes the point ... Watching a bunch of juncos feeding at your bird feeders can reveal a blending of the subspecies. The two most common subspecies include the Oregon ...

Winter is on its way to the United States, and as cooler temperatures set in, so do different bird species ... The arrival of Dark-eyed Juncos is often linked to winter, according to Mass Audubon ...