According to bird feeder hub.com
Juncos are often thought of by people in the U.S as winter birds, since they spend their summers up in Canada. They have blackish gray heads and are overall a dark slate-gray on top, but a lighter grayish white on their bottom half, and a light pink beak. Females and immatures can appear more of a buffy brown color. They are most common in forests and wooded areas where they can often be seen hopping around on the ground.
Dark-eyed Juncos are found in Illinois only during the winter months.
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