Nice!
They love feeding from the ground, I put down black sunflower seeds.

I reported the spam. We can hope it disappears soon.

Juncos seem to be wintering further north than they used to. Never had them but now they are very common all winter. That's in the Edmonton Alberta area.

Wow, beegood, you get juncos in the winter? I live in Saskatchewan, further south then you, but have never seen one around here in the winter. However, I do have a male and female house finch staying the winter and visiting every day.

About four or five years ago, when I began actively feeding birds suet, I had a lot of Juncos. I try to add scraps to a tray that sits on my central air unit, and that's where they'd typically eat, but they'd also venture to my hanging suet. I also read that they love fritos, so perhaps adding crushed fritos to my suet attracted them as well.

I don't use black sunflower seeds because the hulls contain a toxin that inhibits plant growth - and I'm an avid gardener / landscaper.

In addition to suet I also provide nyger seed, safflower seed and wild mix bird seed. Ever since I added millet to my suet the wrens stuck around and refuse to leave. Huge mistake. At the same time I've added more evergreen trees & shrubs to my landscape, and they love the shelter it provides near my feeders. Especially considering we have chicken hawks (coopers hawks) in the area, so I try to keep my feeders near brush or trees.

I intended to say the millet attracted sparrows not wrens.