The Dark-eyed Junco is a small hooded sparrow about 6-6.5 inches. The “Oregon” Junco is generally the most widespread species in the West and the one I commonly see at the Arboretum.
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The small cedar-bark borer is a striking beetle, with a pleasing, fuzzy pattern and endearing, long antennae.
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Damsel bugs have a graceful look and a feminine name that’s in stark contrast to their fierce natures.
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The Golden-crowned Kinglet returns to the Arboretum every year to spend the fall and winter months. This beautiful little bird always warms my heart when I catch a glimpse of it on a cold winter’s day.
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