Big time here in etna. Loads of not migrated juncos.  Will they split given the chance? We usually have 5 overwinter. Probably 25 around now.  

David Merker
Etna NH
Cape May Raptor Banding Project
www.capemayraptors.org

On Dec 12, 2017, at 3:23 PM, laurel stavis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

I'm happy to report a lot of traffic at my feeders for the first time this winter. The snow cover vs food accessibility assessment seems to be spot on. 

Juncoes, mourning doves, purple finches, a white-throated sparrow (I think), and titmice, and a couple of downy woodpeckers have almost emptied feeders that hadn't been touched in weeks.

A very welcome turn of events! 

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