Meanings of junco in English

The little black-headed snowbird, Thurber's junco, is the most common of all the Tahoe birds.

Being now three hundred sixty leagues west from Ferro, another of the birds called rabo-de-junco was seen.

Next day there came a rabo de junco and an alcatraz from the westwards, and many sparrows were seen.

He was soon rejoicing in the discovery of a junco's nest near the foundations of the old house.-C.B.

Snowbird, or slate-colored junco (Junco hyemalis).

The parrot that flashed through "nutmeg groves" did not hold out so much allurement as the simple gray-and-slaty junco.

While I was so closely associated with the junco in the old barn I had a good chance to observe her incubating habits.

Beautiful soft brown, gray, and predominating black-and-white coloring distinguish these capricious visitors from the slaty junco, the "snowbird" more commonly known.

Friday, the 21st, another alcatras and a rabo-de-junco were seen, and vast quantities of weeds as far as the eye could carry toward the north.

A flock of juncos were busy among the dead leaves and the snow.

There was no mistaking Slaty the Junco for any other bird.

Slaty the Junco had been quite right in thinking it was going to snow some more.

We used subcutaneous implants to elevate testosterone (T) in captive and free-living female juncos.

I much prefer my own name of Junco.

Indubitably they were Carex and Junco!

JUNCO (Junco hyemalis) Finch family