Thanks for all of your responses! Several asked about the Oregon race junco
and that makes a lot of sense. We had considered the same that day.
The bird we saw was a little smaller, perhaps not so rotund, had a
sharper beak and never left it's feast on the tree branches. We weren't used
to
seeing juncos stay solely in the trees as it ate but we didn't totally rule it
out. Still could have been....
Thanks again and keep guessing if you're so inclined. We appreciate your
input, Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe County
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