14K views · 721 reactions | After months of recovery, this Dark-eyed Junco is ready to conquer the skies once more! Thanks to your support, we're sending this remarkable bird back to the wild. Did you know the Dark-eyed Junco is one of the most common birds in North America? They can be found across the continent, from Alaska to Mexico, from California to New York! #BackToNature #ReleaseDay #AnimalRescue | Alaska Raptor Center | Facebook

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🐦✨ Bird of the Month: The Dark-Eyed Junco! ✨🐦 Meet one of winter’s most beloved little visitors — the Dark-Eyed Junco, also known as the “snowbird.” ❄️ These cheerful gray-and-white songbirds love to hop around in the snow, bringing life and movement to your winter backyard! 🌿 Fun Facts: • Juncos prefer open spaces and love feeding on the ground. • They travel in friendly flocks during the colder months. • Their soft “chip-chip” calls are a sure sign that winter is here! 🪶 Feeding Tip: Attra

The Dark-eyed Junco, nicknamed the "snowbird," is a common, small sparrow-like bird that brightens Midwest winters with its slate-gray, white-bellied, and pink-billed appearance (males darker than females) These active, ground-feeding birds flock to woodlands, shrubby areas, and backyard feeders for seeds from October to April, often joining other sparrows, and are a familiar, abundant sight that signals the colder months. #winterbirds #Juncos 🌃⛄️❄️ 🐦‍⬛ | Steve McFate