Dark-Eyed Junco

Babcia

Dark-Eyed Junco

This is a male Junco. The females have a tan color.The outermost tail feathers are white and appear as a “V” in flight. This is a common winter bird in Illinois. They come to the birdfeeders but are most comfortable on the ground.

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Dark-Eyed Junco by Babcia
  • Larry Trupp

    Larry Trupp 20 days ago

    Well seen and documented Babcia, we only see them during migration season, each spring and fall

  • Babcia replied 20 days ago

    Thank you. I haven’t seen any females. I read that sometimes the females do not venture down as far south as the males.

  • Troy W. Smith

    Troy W. Smith 20 days ago

    Beautiful Babcia, nice shot. Thanks for all the info too.

  • Babcia replied 19 days ago

    Thanks.

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