[wisb] Re: Oregon Juncos
- From: Becky Heisler <dbzcheisler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: rowan.stamm@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 01 Feb 2013 20:03:17 -0600
Must be the year for the Oregon's,because I've had a female coming to my feeder
this winter for the first time ever. I've read a couple other people saying
they've had them this year as well. Is this an unusual year for them, or are
they more common than I realized?
Becky Heisler
Waupaca, Waupaca Co
Rowan Stamm <rowan.stamm@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>We have had some new visitors at our feeders. Two Oregon Juncos. I am not sure
>if they are a pair or they just showed up at the same time. One has a very
>dark hood and very brown body. The other is a little lighter brown and has a
>slightly lighter hood. Every time I take the camera out to get a picture they
>fly away and don't come back for half an hour or so but I'll keep trying. We
>had one back in September but it left.
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>Rowan Stamm, Verona Dane Co.
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