Gray Jay
Perisoreus canadensis
The Gray Jay has been given many names. In the far north, it is known as the Whiskey Jack. Early trappers heard the native Americans call it ‘wiska-jon’, which they modified to Whiskey Jack. This bird will nest in the coldest part of the year, even in the bitter winters of the far north.
Gray Jay(Perisoreus canadensis) |
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Description: Fort Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. |
Date Taken: 2005:06:13 10:39 |
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Location:
Parker Lake |
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Camera Information: NIKON D2X, 550 mm, f/7.1, 1/200 |
File Name: JCD4300GrayJay |
| © 2005 Jack Daynes, shadeTree Imaging |
Gray Jay(Perisoreus canadensis) |
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Description: Strong back light. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. |
Date Taken: 2001:10:16 15:58 |
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Location:
Three River Junction |
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Camera Information: Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 4000 ED, |
File Name: A1J16a31-GrayJay |
| © 2001 - Jack Daynes - shadeTree Imaging |
Gray Jay(Perisoreus canadensis) |
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Description: Parker Lake near Fort Nelson, BC, Canada. |
Date Taken: 2005:06:13 10:39 |
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Location:
Parker Lake |
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Camera Information: NIKON D2X, 550 mm, f/7.1, 1/200 |
File Name: JCD4300GrayJay |
| © 2005 Jack Daynes, shadeTree Imaging |
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