Oregon junco, Larimer County, nr. Storm Mountain

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Dave Hyde

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Sep 27, 2020, 10:44:59 PM9/27/20
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Hi CObirders, today the temperature dropped to 38F. Snow at about 8000’, strong wind from the East in the evening. Had a lone Oregon junco – first of the season – join the gray-headed juncos in the yard. I’m expecting to see lots of juncos in the next few months… Happy birding to all – Dave Hyde/nr Storm Mtn.

 

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Sep 29, 2020, 7:43:06 AM9/29/20
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I had a junco yesterday, too, while weather was windy and drizzly and 45 degrees. They were here just briefly, so I did not ID variety. Sedalia, Douglas County, about 5900 feet elevation, in the West Plum Creek valley They were not around today, hopefully they warmed up and rejoined their group. This is early for juncos around here.

Cinnamon Bergeron

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Sep 29, 2020, 11:47:59 PM9/29/20
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I live in Colorado Springs and have had Dark eyed Juncos here for about two weeks. 

Cinnamon Bergeron

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