The Dark-Eyed Junco was called the Oregon Junco, now are called the Dark-Eyed Junco. They are widespread in the west.
They rarely seen in the east. The males has a solid black or slaty hood. Chestnut back, rusty sides.
The females are paler, with gray hood.Their nest is almost always on the ground. There usully 3 to 5, rarly are there 6. Bothe parents feed their young. They do come to bird feeders.