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From: Karl Stecher Jr. <kstec...@idcomm.com>
To: urraca2 <urra...@comcast.net>; Cobirds <cobirds@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thu, Feb 4, 2016 2:19 pm
Subject: re: [cobirds] Juncos - Pueblo
Same today in my back yard feeders in Centennial. Haven't had a white-
COBirders-- It's always interesting to me that flocks of Juncos in southern
(at least) Colorado regularly contain more than one subspecies. Just now in
my back yard a flock of seven contained four subspecies: gray-headed,
Oregon, slate-colored (Rocky Mtn.), and pink-sided.
Leon Bright, Pueblo
Oh wow! I have White-winged Juncos at my feeders daily here in Ken Caryl, CO
(Jefferson County) this winter and the past 2 winters. My next home eBird
session I do, I'll specify. I have at least 4 at once that I've seen. I didn't
think they were that rare in this area...or maybe they aren't?
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Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2016 2:16 PM
To: "Cobirds" <cobirds@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [cobirds] Juncos - Pueblo
COBirders-- It's always interesting to me that flocks of Juncos in southern
(at least) Colorado regularly contain more than one subspecies. Just now i
My yard in Ken Caryl Valley regularly attracts (in approximate descending
order of abundance): Oregon, Pink-sided, Slate-colored, Gray-headed and
Cassiar. I have only once had a White-winged in my yard in 2.5 winters here
so far, and have never seen others in the immediate area. They seem fairly
