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4:05pm June 7, 2014
rhamphotheca: The Western Scrub-Jay (Aphelocoma californica) is the ‘blue jay’ of the western United States. Unlike the Blue Jay and the Steller’s Jay, the scrub-jay does not have a crest. Like other jays, it can be assertive and quite vocal. They eat mostly insects and fruits during the spring and summer and nuts and seeds in the fall. They can be seen in backyards and parks as well as in oak woodlands and scrubs. P photo credit: Alicia F. King (via: USFWS_Migratory Birds)

rhamphotheca:

The Western Scrub-Jay (Aphelocoma californica) is the ‘blue jay’ of the western United States. Unlike the Blue Jay and the Steller’s Jay, the scrub-jay does not have a crest. Like other jays, it can be assertive and quite vocal. They eat mostly insects and fruits during the spring and summer and nuts and seeds in the fall. They can be seen in backyards and parks as well as in oak woodlands and scrubs. P

photo credit: Alicia F. King

(via: USFWS_Migratory Birds)

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  1. fuzzyjayling reblogged this from raposadanoite and added:
    I had one of these guys fly right up next to me at the train station the other day. :D
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    Man, what a scrub
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