This beautiful bird is common in much of rural western Washington. Various populations are reported as being shy, while others are known to be very forward toward animals and humans alike. A member of the corvid family, these birds are quite intelligent. They are daily visitors to my feeders at any time of year.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Steller's Jay
This beautiful bird is common in much of rural western Washington. Various populations are reported as being shy, while others are known to be very forward toward animals and humans alike. A member of the corvid family, these birds are quite intelligent. They are daily visitors to my feeders at any time of year.
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