Dark-eyed Junco adult and juvenile - Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Birds of North Carolina

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Hiking from Clingman’s Dome (6643 feet; 2025 m) to Andrew’s Bald early one morning in late July, I came across a slate-colored Dark-eyed Junco adult and juvenile foraging along the trail. The adult gathered wasps, caterpillars, and inch worms which it fed to a youngster in the grass along the trail. The juvenile flew into the into the low branches to forage and most likely wait for its next offering. I was there for a moment, keeping an eye out for bears, before heading out to Andrew’s bald. Note the cameo appearance of Black-throated blue Warbler. Also got a glimpse (alas no video) of a beautiful male Canada Warbler which here is near the southernmost tip of its breeding range. The opening shots of the mist-covered ridges and mountain brook are from Mount Le Conte. The trail goes up through old-growth forest and diverse habitats – one of the most beautiful hikes in the national park. The last scenes (from 3:38 on) are from about 315 miles further north along the Appalachian Trail on Mount Rogers and the Grayson Highlands, Virginia. The shots of singing Dark-eyed Junco and Chestnut-sided Warbler were taken in the last days of June. The fawn and singing Ovenbird were the last creatures we saw before the spring peepers set in.

Birds heard singing/calling: Dark-eyed Junco, Winter Wren, American Crow, Hermit Thrush, Chestnut-sided Warbler, Field Sparrow, Common Yellowthroat, Eastern Towhee, Acadian Flycatcher, Ovenbird, Gray Catbird.

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