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aphelocoma wollweberi
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Mexican Jay
Formerly known as the "Gray-breasted Jay" when it was lumped with Transvolcanic Jay (Aphelocoma ultramarina). It is a close relative of the similar Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay. However the Mexican Jay has a decidedly different breeding strategy. They are communal, with multiple nests placed fairly...- jmorlan
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Mexican jay- LIFER!
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Mexican jay- LIFER!
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Mexican jay- LIFER!
This and 2 other photos are NOT of my very first Mexican Jay. I will also send a few photos of the very first individual I've seen/heard, my lifer individual. This was during my day trip with my Dad to the Chiricahuas of southeast AZ. This is an adult, my very first one was a juvenile.- alaskabirder
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Mexican Jay, Texas
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Mexican Jay
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Mexican Jay Portrait
I am really amazed at the feather detail my Sigma 100-300 f/4 can produce, especially at short distances (this bird was ~3m away). No sharpening at all has been done to this photo!- Rapala
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Mexican Jay
Mexican Jay (Aphelocoma wollweberi subsp. couchii) Sexes similar. Photographed in the Chisos Mountain Basin, Big Big National Park, Brewster County, Texas, USA. Piyon/juniper/oak belt at ca. 1,646 m (5,400 ft) elevation. May 2014- Stanley Jones
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Mexican Jay
Hi Folks; Another capture from our trip to Madera Kubo B&B, Madera Canyon, AZ last Saturday. One of many boisterous Jays that swarmed in occasionally. Fill flash assist. Spent a couple of days installing Windows 8.1, Lots of work re-installing a lot of programs from Win 7. Though a lot...- UncleGus_24
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Mexican Jay
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Mexican Jay, Arizona
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Mexican Jay Digital Oil Painting
Digital painted using new CS6, Oil Paint filter with setting from top down, 6, 3, 8.5, 5.25, 90, 2. The lightly sharpened in CS6 Smart Sharpen- UncleGus_24
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Mexican Jay
Photographed this Perky Mexican Jay at Madera Kubo B&B, Madera Canyon, AZ yesterday- UncleGus_24
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Mexican Jay
probably my first wild bird photo- Blanca
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Mexican Jay, Arizona
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Mexican Jay, Texas
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Mexican Jay
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Mexican Jay, Arizona
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Mexican Jay, Texas
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Mexican Jays
Arizona, April 2010 Image is a bit soft, but like the behavior- Paterfelis
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Mexican Jay
Hi Folks Found this chatty Mexican Jay in Madera Canyon, AZ. Best Regards Uncle Gus- UncleGus_24
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Mexican Jay
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Surveying the lay of the land
As usual the Mexican Jays were some of the more noticeable and vocal birds visiting Ash Canyon B&B while I was there today.- Lisa W
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What a Pretty Boy
There is something about the subtle blues and grays of a Mexican Jay that always makes me want to take a shot. These Jays are closely related to our Scrub-Jays. Mexican Jays are large and very social. They like to travel in noisy groups throughout Oak woods. I don't think I've ever seen a lone...- Lisa W
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Mexican Jay
This is one of the 'southern jays'. While it shares many charactistics with the Western Scrub Jay and Pinyon Jay, it is easily distinguished by the completely gray underside. To see this in the U.S., one must travel either to extreme SE Arizona or the Big Bend National Park in Texas.- Gary Clark
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