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Bookmark or Share- Dark-eyed Junco: Snowbirds At Winter Feeders - Wild-Bird-Watching.comAnother reason Juncos are called snowbirds is that their backs are like the gray sky of winter and their breast is white like snow. By October, I see the first few of these birds arriving at my feeders. A sure sign of the winter to come. First There Were 5 Species. It was first thought that there were five different species of this bird.
- 30 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Snowbirds - Vacations Made EasyMost snowbirds travel in husband-wife pairs and inevitably end up flying south alongside thousands of other snowbirds. The southern, “snowbird friendly” RV parks or rental communities are often filled with snowbirds at the same time and it’s not uncommon for snowbird couples to meet and travel together.
- The Ultimate Guide to Snowbirds – Retirement Communities | 55 ...The term snowbirds (also seen as “snow birds”) refers to a group of seasonal travelers who migrate to warmer climates for the winter. Also called seasonal residents or winter visitors, snowbirds tend to move from northern states to warmer southern states. The group mainly consists of pairs of retirees and active adults.
- Snowbird (person) - WikipediaA snowbird is a person who migrates from the colder northern parts of North America to warmer southern locales, typically during the winter.The southern locales include the Sun Belt and Hawaii in the United States, as well as Mexico and the Caribbean.Snowbirds used to primarily be retired or older, but are increasingly of all ages. Conversely, a sunbird is one who leaves warmer locales in the ...
- Meet the Snowbirds: 8 Cool Facts About Junco Birds1. Juncos Are Nicknamed Snowbirds Courtesy Christine Fagerlie Junco birds thrive in the cold, traveling south to the upper United States in the winter.. The dark eyed junco has a cute nickname: snowbird!This is because a junco bird seems to bring snowy winter weather on its wings as it migrates.
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