Least Concern
Junco (Dark-eyed)
Junco hyemalis
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About
The dark-eyed junco is a small sparrow-like bird known for its dark hood and white belly. They are common winter visitors to backyard bird feeders in many parts of North America.
Habitat
Forests and woodlands of North America
Diet
Omnivorous - seeds, insects, and berries
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Fun Facts
- Dark-eyed juncos have several distinct subspecies with different plumage patterns.
- They are sometimes called 'snowbirds' because they often appear at feeders during the winter.
- Juncos build their nests on or near the ground, well-hidden under vegetation.
Conservation
StatusLeast Concern
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