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SHOWING RECORD: 10 of 50 Gray Jay |
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 Photograph by Joe McDonald/Corbis |
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Gray Jay
Perisoreus canadensis obscurus
Subspecies of Gray Jay
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January 3, 1806, described at Fort Clatsop, Oregon.
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Gray above, whitish below. Forehead and throat white; nape and stripe through eye dull black. Immatures are sooty gray. Length: 10-13 in (25-33 cm).
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Whee-ah, chuck-chuck; also scolds, screams, and whistles.
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Coniferous forests.
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Resident from Alaska east across Canada to Labrador and south to northern California, New Mexico, northern New York, and northern New England.
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