dark-eyed juncos

snow·bird (sn

bûrd

)

1. Any of several birds, such as the junco and the snow bunting, common in snowy regions.

2. Slang One who moves from a cold to a warm place in the winter.

snowbird [ˈsnəʊˌbɜːd]

1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) another name for the snow bunting

2. (Law / Recreational Drugs) US slang a person addicted to cocaine, or sometimes heroin

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Noun	1.	snowbird - medium-sized Eurasian thrush seen chiefly in winter fieldfare, Turdus pilaris thrush - songbirds characteristically having brownish upper plumage with a spotted breast genus Turdus, Turdus - type genus of the Turdidae
	2.	snowbird - white Arctic bunting Plectrophenax nivalis, snow bunting, snowflake bunting - any of numerous seed-eating songbirds of Europe or North America genus Plectrophenax, Plectrophenax - snow bunting
	3.	snowbird - small North American finch seen chiefly in winter junco finch - any of numerous small songbirds with short stout bills adapted for crushing seeds genus Junco - American finches dark-eyed junco, Junco hyemalis, slate-colored junco - common North American junco having grey plumage and eyes with dark brown irises

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bunting dark-eyed junco fieldfare finch flurry genus Junco genus Plectrophenax genus Turdus junco Junco hyemalis Plectrophenax Plectrophenax nivalis slate-colored junco snow bunting snowflake Snowfleck thrush Turdus Turdus pilaris	You can also hear downy and hairy woodpeckers, dark-eyed juncos and stellar's jays. Tips for Spotting Wildlife Native to Northern Arizona by Peter Gooding / Real estate industry community There were also 983 dark-eyed juncos, 640 gold finches, 622 blue jays, 612 starlings, 507 cedar waxwings, 489 house sparrows, 478 rock doves (pigeons), 412 American crows, 396 mourning doves, 333 tufted titmice, 257 turkeys and 241 pine siskins. Weather curbs numbers for hardy bird-census takers by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) Last December, while climbing in woods near Boston, Joslin shared the branches of a tall conifer with a flock of wintering dark-eyed juncos, small birds from Canada that roost high in the pine trees of Massachusetts in winter. Upwardly mobile into the treetops by The Star (Amman, Jordan)	dark cloud dark comedy Dark Continent dark current dark energy dark field illumination dark glasses dark ground illumination dark horse Dark house dark lantern dark matter dark meat dark nebula dark reaction dark red Dark sentence dark star dark-blue dark-brown dark-coated dark-colored dark-coloured dark-eyed dark-eyed junco dark-eyed juncos dark-field illumination dark-field microscope dark-fruited dark-gray dark-green dark-grey dark-haired dark-skinned dark-spotted darken darkened Darkener Darkening darkey Darkful darkie darkish darkle darkling darkling beetle darkling groung beetle darkly darkness darkroom darksome	Dark Warrior Dark Warriors of Earth Dark Water Dark Web Attribute System Dark winged fungus gnat Dark Winter Dark Wizard Dark Zen Meditation Dark Zone Dark, Eleanor Dark, Firm and Dry dark-adapt dark-adapt dark-adapted dark-adapted dark-adapted eye Dark-bellied Brent Goose dark-blue dark-brown dark-coated dark-colored dark-coloured dark-current pulse dark-eclipsing variables Dark-eyed dark-eyed junco dark-eyed junco dark-eyed junco dark-eyed juncos dark-field illumination dark-field illumination dark-field microscope dark-field microscope dark-field microscope dark-film fault dark-fruited dark-gray dark-green dark-grey dark-ground illumination dark-ground illumination dark-ground illumination dark-ground illumination dark-haired Dark-horse Dark-horse Dark-Interval Relaxation Kinetic Analysis Dark-line spectrum Dark-line spectrum Dark-line spectrum Dark-mantled Sooty Albatross dark-red silver ore dark-ruby silver Dark-side hacker Dark-side hacker dark-skinned dark-spotted dark-trace tube Dark-winged fungus gnat

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bunting
dark-eyed junco
fieldfare
finch
flurry
genus Junco
genus Plectrophenax
genus Turdus
junco
Junco hyemalis
Plectrophenax
Plectrophenax nivalis
slate-colored junco
snow bunting
snowflake
Snowfleck
thrush
Turdus
Turdus pilaris

You can also hear downy and hairy woodpeckers, dark-eyed juncos and stellar's jays.

Tips for Spotting Wildlife Native to Northern Arizona by Peter Gooding / Real estate industry community

There were also 983 dark-eyed juncos, 640 gold finches, 622 blue jays, 612 starlings, 507 cedar waxwings, 489 house sparrows, 478 rock doves (pigeons), 412 American crows, 396 mourning doves, 333 tufted titmice, 257 turkeys and 241 pine siskins.

Weather curbs numbers for hardy bird-census takers by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)

Last December, while climbing in woods near Boston, Joslin shared the branches of a tall conifer with a flock of wintering dark-eyed juncos, small birds from Canada that roost high in the pine trees of Massachusetts in winter.

Upwardly mobile into the treetops by The Star (Amman, Jordan)

Dark Warrior
Dark Warriors of Earth
Dark Water
Dark Web Attribute System
Dark winged fungus gnat
Dark Winter
Dark Wizard
Dark Zen Meditation
Dark Zone
Dark, Eleanor
Dark, Firm and Dry
dark-adapt
dark-adapt
dark-adapted
dark-adapted
dark-adapted eye
Dark-bellied Brent Goose
dark-blue
dark-brown
dark-coated
dark-colored
dark-coloured
dark-current pulse
dark-eclipsing variables
Dark-eyed
dark-eyed junco
dark-eyed junco
dark-eyed junco

dark-eyed juncos

dark-field illumination
dark-field illumination
dark-field microscope
dark-field microscope
dark-field microscope
dark-film fault
dark-fruited
dark-gray
dark-green
dark-grey
dark-ground illumination
dark-ground illumination
dark-ground illumination
dark-ground illumination
dark-haired
Dark-horse
Dark-horse
Dark-Interval Relaxation Kinetic Analysis
Dark-line spectrum
Dark-line spectrum
Dark-line spectrum
Dark-mantled Sooty Albatross
dark-red silver ore
dark-ruby silver
Dark-side hacker
Dark-side hacker
dark-skinned
dark-spotted
dark-trace tube
Dark-winged fungus gnat

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