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  1. Jay

    Jay

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    Blue Jay Call

    The Blue Jays where I now live (in Virginia, near the Allegheny Mts.) have a call that I can't find in the Merlin app, or even in the Macaulay Library. I thought they might be mimicking some songbird, but they use it frequently and seem to be talking to each other. I'm starting to wonder if this...
  3. IMG_2905.jpeg jay with acorn

    IMG_2905.jpeg jay with acorn

    Love theses birds
  4. jay portrait

    jay portrait

    Taken from the hide at the feeder in the garden
  5. Himalayas-747 : Himalayan Jay pair foraging post sunset : Amazing Wildlife of India by Renu Tewari and Alok Tewari

    Himalayas-747 : Himalayan Jay pair foraging post sunset : Amazing Wildlife of India by Renu Tewari and Alok Tewari

    This subspecies of Eurasian Jay is also known as the Himalayan Jay ... Here a pair is seen foraging in the canopy of a tall Oak Tree ... ... in post sunset setting ... ___________________ Subspecies ... Garrulus glandarius bispecularis ... aka Himalayan Jay 30 May 2023
  6. Eurasian Jay, Anting - 29/07/10

    Eurasian Jay, Anting - 29/07/10

    Eurasian jay, garrulus glandarius, anting, London, UK.
  7. Eurasian Jay

    Eurasian Jay

    This was the only shot I got before the bird flew. Somehow the camera focused successfully on the bird's eye and bill, bit of a fluke really. I wasn't even using single point AF. Stay safe and well, and good birding!
  8. Jay

    Jay

    Even the jay ❤️ tree food. 😍
  9. Eurasian Jay

    Eurasian Jay

    Taken yesterday. I don't know if it's the same bird I posted on Tuesday, but Jays seem particularly busy with acorns at the moment, presumably stashing them away as winter food. Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well. John
  10. Jay.jpg

    Jay.jpg

  11. Eurasian Jay

    Eurasian Jay

    Thank you for your comments, stay safe and well. John
  12. Eurasian Jay Anting

    Eurasian Jay Anting

    The bird was below us and started anting, unfortunately a gardener started up a lawn mower that spooked the bird so I only managed a couple of shots
  13. Eurasian Jay

    Eurasian Jay

  14. Violaceous Jay

    Violaceous Jay

    Violaceous Jay
  15. Jay

    Jay

    Jay
  16. Jay

    Jay

    Jay
  17. Jay

    Jay

    Jay
  18. Jay

    Jay

    Jay
  19. Jay

    Jay

  20. Eurasian Jay

    Eurasian Jay

    A Jay with a mouth full of peanuts
  21. Jay

    Jay

    Jay
  22. Noisy croaking

    Noisy croaking

    Typical jay behaviour.
  23. Himalayas - 579

    Himalayas - 579

    Himalayas - 579 A pair of them ... distinguished Himalayan Corvids visited the observation point ... soon after day break ... but stayed very briefly ... Like the pattern on their wings and tail ... __________ Black-headed Jay Garrulus lanceolatus Forest edge Sattal Alt. 5500 ft...
  24. Acorn season

    Acorn season

    Very entertaining to watch them when an acorn is falling to the ground. They can become very nasty to each other.
  25. It´s acorn season

    It´s acorn season

    Spent the afternoon with jays.
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