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Re: Junco?
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Graham Bates <[log in to unmask]>
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I've been hiking around up in the mtns this summer whenever I get the
chance, and on numerous occasions I have seen Juncos trilling at the
tops of trees, particularly at higher elevations, like up by Sterling
Pond and on Belvidere Mtn...

Graham
Waterbury, VT


On 7/1/05, palola <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> A bird that sounds like and looks like a Junco has been singing at the very top of very high trees for many minutes for several mornings.  Seems like odd behavior for a Junco and we can only see the underside.  Do they defend territory from such a location?  Darlene and Ernie Palola
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