Species Spotlight: Blue Jay
The next sentence in the profile ("Blue Jays quickly learn to take food provided by humans, and annually many are trapped and banded.") is a bit too difficult even for me to turn into political satire.
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The next sentence in the profile ("Blue Jays quickly learn to take food provided by humans, and annually many are trapped and banded.") is a bit too difficult even for me to turn into political satire.
Like some US citizens, the Blue Jay comes off as a bit of a poser, as this early description by Alexander Wilson demonstrates: the Blue Jay "is distinguished as a kind of beau among the feathered tenants of...
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The next sentence in the profile ("Blue Jays quickly learn to take food provided by humans, and annually many are trapped and banded.") is a bit too difficult even for me to turn into political satire. Particularly as an important ecological func...
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