We live just upstream from the fish hatchery on Soos Creek, just
east of Auburn.

We have Juncos all year around.  This morning, one was on the
deck rail looking for something to eat in a flower pot.

Will Markey

Quoting Dennis Paulson :
Hello, tweets.
I don't suppose many people would consider this a cosmic bird
sighting, but it excited me.
A male Dark-eyed Junco was just at our feeder for a few minutes. Here
it is June 26, and I have never seen a junco here in the summer in 17
years. My latest-ever spring date is May 5, earliest-ever fall date
September 3. They breed here and there in Seattle, but not in my
neighborhood.
Would birds be so interesting if they didn't fly?
-----Dennis Paulson1724 NE 98 St.Seattle, WA
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