gray jay
The "gray jay," also known as the Canada jay, is a bird native to North America's boreal forests and is known for its intelligence and adaptability.
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Definition
B2Ornithology
(scientific, common)A medium-sized bird with gray and white feathers, belonging to the Corvidae family, native to the boreal forests of North America.
Example
- The gray jay is often spotted in coniferous forests, foraging for food.
- Birdwatchers admire the gray jay for its bold and curious nature.
B2Cultural
(Indigenous, symbolic)A bird seen as a trickster and symbol of nature in various Indigenous cultures, including the Ojibwa and Cree tribes.
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