Dark-eyed Juncos - Snowbirds

The Dark-eyed Junco is one of fifteen types of Junco, which is also a type of sparrow. They spend lots of time on the ground foraging and really stand out when there is snow on the ground. A migratory bird, they spend the months of October through April in the Cincinnati, Ohio area.
Questions answered in this video:
What type of bird is a Dark-eyed Junco?
How to tell the male from the female.
What do Juncos eat?
Are there different types of Juncos?
Do Juncos flock with other types of birds?
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The juncos appear under my birdfeeders in my area (New England) only during the winter -- while snow is on the ground and finding food is difficult.

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That's usually the case here. Just don't see them as much without snow on the ground.