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Yellow-eyed juncos occur in the US only in southern Arizona and adjacent New Mexico. They live in mountain forests and are generally ground-dwelling like their relative the dark-eyed junco. These were in Madera Canyon in southeastern Arizona. |
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Yellow-eyed juncos occur in the US only in southern Arizona and adjacent New Mexico. They live in mountain forests and are generally ground-dwelling like their relative the dark-eyed junco. These were in Madera Canyon in southeastern Arizona. |
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