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We have a large resident flock of dark-eyed juncos this winter. We usually get 2-4 at a time most winters, but this winter we seem to have a consistent flock of 6-8 birds. We're also seeing more plumage variation than we typically do.
This junco is showing plumage that we typically see, mostly slate-colored.
This junco is showing much more brown plumage, which from what I've read is typical for immature or sometimes female birds.
Another slate-colored bird in the branches of a tree that pulled out of the ground during heavy, wet snow. It landed on our daughter's car but fortunately it was a "soft landing" and there was no car damage.
This junco is showing plumage that we typically see, mostly slate-colored.
- Canon EOS R7
- RF800mm F11 IS STM
- 800.0 mm
- ƒ/11
- 1/1000 sec
- ISO 800
This junco is showing much more brown plumage, which from what I've read is typical for immature or sometimes female birds.
- Canon EOS R7
- RF800mm F11 IS STM
- 800.0 mm
- ƒ/11
- 1/1000 sec
- ISO 1000
Another slate-colored bird in the branches of a tree that pulled out of the ground during heavy, wet snow. It landed on our daughter's car but fortunately it was a "soft landing" and there was no car damage.
- Canon EOS R5
- RF800mm F11 IS STM
- 800.0 mm
- ƒ/11
- 1/800 sec
- ISO 6400
