14K views · 724 reactions | After months of recovery, this Dark-eyed Junco is ready to conquer the skies once more! Thanks to your support, we're sending this remarkable bird back to the wild. Did you know the Dark-eyed Junco is one of the most common birds in North America? They can be found across the continent, from Alaska to Mexico, from California to New York! #BackToNature #ReleaseDay #AnimalRescue | Alaska Raptor Center | Facebook

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After checking the weight of this dark-eyed junco, Wildlife Rehabilitator Caitie prepared to tube-feed him. She had placed him in a paper bag to weigh him, which kept the bird safely contained and prevented any potential damage to his feathers. She noticed he was underweight, so tube-feeding was needed to get him his proper nutrition as he recovered from injuries after hitting a window. She had medicated the ulcers in his eyes and finished noting his weight on his medical chart, so now it was ti

62 reactions · 14 shares | Here’s a winter tip for feeding juncos: scatter seeds in sheltered areas such as under a bush, flattening and pushing snow out of the way before you do. They love to feed off the ground, and the sheltered feeding area will help them stay warm and out of harm’s way. Here's what they like to eat: https://www.wilddelight.com/birds/dark-eyed-junco/ | Wild Delight | Facebook