Dark-eyed Junco In Snow
by Wes Iversen
Title
Dark-eyed Junco In Snow
Artist
Wes Iversen
Medium
Photograph
Description
The Dark-eyed Junco (Junco hyemalis) is a common North American sparrow, typically gray on its upper parts with a white belly. These birds can often be spotted on the ground foraging for food, often in snow during the winter months in much of the Eastern United States; they retreat to more northern climes during spring and summer. They are year-round residents in large parts of the Western United States. This bird was photographed on a cold January day at Kensington Metropark in Southeast Michigan.
Thanks to the administrators who have featured this image in the following FineArtAmerica groups:
FAA Portraits - Birds, 6/30/2018
Images That Excite You, 6/30/2018
10 Plus, 7/2/2018
A Birding Group - Wings, 7/2/2018
Wild Birds Of The World - A Nature Photography Group, 7/4/2018
Photography And Nature 101, 8/7/2018
Your Very Best Photography, 8/19/2018
What's New, 12/20/2018
Winter Wonderland, 12/21/2018
Wildlife One A Day, 12/30/2018
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June 29th, 2018
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Comments (48)
Nancy Carol Photography
Absolutely wonderful! I would love to feature this in Art for Passion - Passion for Art, if you'll share it with us :)
Judi Dressler
Beautiful shot, Wes - I love everything about it -- the snow detail, the sharpness of the bird, and that lovely grass! l/f
Morris Finkelstein
Revisiting this stunning close up photograph of a Dark-Eyed Junco in the snow with light and shadows, perspective, and composition, Wes! F/L
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