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I like stalking corvids. They're great fun to watch and photograph. Being a social creature, they have a highly developed sense of intelligence. They're very entertaining. Well, that, and the fact they're the alchemist's symbol of purification (in each of four steps).

Perisoreus canadensis, Canada Jay, Gray Jay, Whisky Jack, is found in boreal forests of North America north to the tree line, and in the Rocky Mountains subalpine zone. Almost always seen in small family groups. Recognized for his curiosity and confident demeanor. Often seen near campgrounds and along roadsides where it hopes to be offered food. They hunt such prey as arthropods, small mammals including rodents and nestling birds and have even been recorded taking a magnolia warbler in flight.

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When one thinks about the shortlist of halloween familiars, owls, cats, hobgoblins none really carry as foreboding a presence as the humble Crow.  Crows are large birds of the genus Corvus. Corvids can be found all over the world except southern S. America, the Poles and various islands. They are believed to have originated in central …

Identification record : Grey Jay (Perisoreus canadensis) is a bird which belongs to the family of Corvidés and the order of Passeriformes.

From the setup... a Steller's Jay in flight. Getting these birds in flight is much easier said than done. I thought it wouldn't be too hard to get a flight shot, but it ended up taking quite a while to get this shot, which I am very happy with! They come in very fast (way too fast for even the fast autofocus on my lens) and it is unpredictable where on the setup they will land. After a while of trying however, I managed to get this shot! The light was not very good so I ended up having to use a very high ISO (4000). Next step is to try to get this shot when there is some more light so I don't have to set the ISO so high. Taken in Vancouver, BC, Canada, in September 2014. Canon EOS 60D | Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM | manual focus | 1/2000 | ISO 4000 | f/5.6 | flash

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This Friday we'll be releasing a new print-and-play kit for Root: the Underworld expansion. The kit represents the end of our present development stage and marks the start of the game's final testing cycle. Most of the changes that we've made since the Kickstarter campaign

Monday Montage July 24, 2023Enjoy a short break with pictures from PEI, Canada set to YouTube music: "A Flute's Mourning"No birds were harmed. The Blue Jay...

In 2015, as part of the run-up to the Canada 150 celebration, The Royal Canadian Geographic society nominated the gray jay to be Canada's national bird.

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