[mou] Mower County Junco

RVjesse@aol.com RVjesse@aol.com
Tue, 8 Apr 2003 12:20:04 EDT 

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Hello:  Are there any records of the population of Pink-Sided Junco in 
Minnesota?  We have one coming to the feeder that sure looks like one.  
Realize they are so variable but here are the field marks that I observed. 
Gray head, light gray throat, black lores, brownish back, entire flank and 
sides cinnamon pink or salmon in color with the belly this color too plus 
white.  When the junco is on the ground feeding no white is observed from the 
flanks, sides or belly area, only the pink, so it is quite extensive.  White 
is only observed when the junco is off the ground.  Any thoughts?  
                        Thanks, Robert Jessen     Austin

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