In case you haven’t been following this story … I just got an email from David Bonter at Cornell, who confirms that this is indeed an Oregon race dark-eyed junco! They will add my sighting to their list of confirmed rare birds on the Project FeederWatch site. The Oregon juncos reported there so far (in [...]
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Rare Bird Sighting
Confirmed by Cornell, this Oregon race Dark-eyed Junco was spotted in our yard on February 21, 2008! The Oregon junco is usually found in the western half of the United States.
- Birds in the News
- Birds make easy weather of climate change - Times Online
- T-Birds face uphill battle after first loss - Vancouver Sun
- In the battle of the birds, whose side are we really meant to be on? - guardian.co.uk
- If it quacks like a politician ... - Ottawa Citizen
- UN sounds alarm over decline in migratory birds - AFP
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