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72 seeds. It kept up a double noted chip-chip like a chipping sparrows. It flew away showing its white tail feathers. I think it was a male because it was very dark and strikingly marked. It gave one note like bell like [[underlined]] too-too [[/underlined]]. I think this is one of our nicest winter birds we have coming around the house in flocks of [[50?]] and you see it in the woods [[end page]] [[start page]] 73 in flocks of from 6 to 50. Oct. 22, Sunday Went down in Tim Hacketts across the river. Saw a scattering flock of about 75 Juncos feeding in a field. When on the ground their colors matched so well that they could hardly be seen. Saw a few nuthatches and thought I saw an owl but it proved to be a large stick. Coming back I heard