Canada Jay

A Canada Jay(Perisoreus canadensis) Is a songbird that is classified in the family Corvidae.
Physical Characteristics
Adult Canada Jays are gray overall, but their bellies and torsos are paler. The juveniles are a sooty-gray color.
Length | 25-29cm(10”-11.4”) |
Wingspan | 46 cm(1’6″) |
Weight | 58-84 gm(2-3 oz) |
Range
Canada Jays can be found year round throughout most of Canada. In the U.S.A. it can be seen in east-central Arizona, northern California, central Colorado, Idaho, north-central New Mexico, and southwestern South Dakota, and Utah.
Habitat
Canada Jays inhabit Boreal forest, and subalpine forest.
Breeding
The male Canada Jay choses the nest site. Both … Continue