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I went to Longwood Gardens to see their Christmas displays, and I may have spent a good chunk of my visit in front of this tree that they had decorated for wildlife. I saw 13 species of birds and a squirrel taking advantage of the food sources
December 17, 2025
Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, PA
IDs below the cut. See how many you can guess before peeking
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This is a Junco account now 😌 Because I love them and there are so many right now. They are everywhere, and they like to sit in this spot when they line up to nibble peanut butter on the tree. I only added the camera there today, and I still need to adjust this setup a bit but they are so much fun to watch with their little puffy coats. This is why things are not perfectly in focus but that is also how you know I am AI-free. Come good into the new week and stay warm!
Juncos come back to the Midwest, just in time for Thanksgiving!
i may not have made this clear but. i really like birds
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Dark-eyed Juncos, my first bird-seed customers. A North-American [edit: finch].
Yellow-eyed Junco (Junco phaeonotus), family Passerellidae, order Passeriformes, SE Arizona, USA
photograph by Erik Lund
Dark-eyed Junco Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 1
