Perisoreus canadensis [canadensis Group] (Gray Jay (Northern))
Bird Info: Corvidae (Crows, Jays, Magpies), Group, Passeriformes
Gray Jay (Perisoreus canadensis)
Gray Jay Perisoreus canadensis (Linnaeus) Status Uncommon … Range Breeds from Alaska to northern … Remarks None of our wild birds is more bold or impudent than the Gray Jay.
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Gray Jay: Perisoreus canadensis
… in boreal forest from Alaska to Newfoundland, southward to northern … Gray Jay (Perisoreus canadensis). In The Birds of North America, No. 40 (A.
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Gray Jay (Perisoreus canadensis)
The Gray Jay is found from tree line in northern Canada and Alaska south … Gray Jay (Perisoreus canadensis). A. Poole, F. Gill, eds. The birds of North America.
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Gray Jay – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gray Jays at the northern edges of their range may benefit from the extension of … Ouellet. 1993. Gray jay – Perisoreus canadensis. The Birds of North America No. 40. Strickland, D …
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Gray Jay (Perisoreus canadensis)
… Gray Jays (aka Canada Jay, Whiskey-Jack – Perisoreus canadensis … northern forests respectively. It will, however, drive the other relative of these birds, the Sichuan Jay (Perisoreus …
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gray jay: Definition from Answers.com
gray jay n. A bird (Perisoreus canadensis) of North American … Perisoreus canadensis 11-13″ (28-33 cm). A large, fluffy, gray bird of the cool northern forests; larger than a …
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Gray Jay – Whatbird.com
Gray Jay: Medium-sized, fluffy, crestless … Perisoreus canadensis Order: PASSERIFORMES Family: … Gray Jay: Eats arthropods, berries, carrion, bird eggs and young, and fungi.
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Whiskey-Jack (Gray Jay) and other naturalist subjects
… Gray Jay family (aka Canada Jay, Whiskey-Jack – Perisoreus canadensis … northern forests of Canada. In turn, the lumberjacks shared their grub with it and came to call it "Whiskey-Jack". Now the bird’s modern "common" name is "Gray Jay …
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Gray jay Species Account
Perisoreus canadensis (Gray Jay) … In preliminary results of northern Idaho study, Gray Jays were … Probably eats birds’ eggs. Ecology: Builds …
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Perisoreus canadensis – definition of Perisoreus canadensis by the …
Noun: 1. Perisoreus canadensis – a jay of northern North America with … camp robber, Canada jay, gray jay, grey jay, whisker jack. jay – crested largely blue bird. genus Perisoreus, …
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