As spring slowly makes it’s way into our area we have had an influx of Dark-eyed Juncos in the neighborhood. First we noticed a few foraging for seed on the ground and within a week or so that two became ten or more at a time. When not foraging the males have begun to sing their musical trill while perched in the trees nearby. A wonderful spring chorus to liven days now spent at home.
nature has no boss 
Ahhhh, the bird I miss. I have heard of a few around the Lowcountry but this way off their path.
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HI Ted, they are one of our favorites as well. Beautiful and subtle coloring and we are lucky to have a couple of different sub-species inhabit the area to add even more variety. Hop your doing great.
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All is well, same back to you. We are lucky to have thousands of acres of empty marsh to visit…until the cattle gates on the dirt roads are locked.
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A bright-eyed delight! I hope you’re well there.
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HI Adam, we are indeed doing well. Keeping quiet and hanging low so to speak. Hope you have a great week and are keeping healthy as well.
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Adorable 😍
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Hi, yes they are beautiful birds and add some nice color to a landscape that has yet to green up this spring. Hope your doing well and keeping healthy.
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Thanks so much for the link to the “musical trill!”
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Your welcome, it is a nice little song especially when a single song becomes a chorus. Hope your doing well and keeping healthy.
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So far!
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They are so sweet looking. In the midwest they are believed to bring snow.
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