Image of California Scrub Jay
Description:
Western Scrub-Jays were once a rare bird in Seattle, but are now relatively common as their range has expanded northwards. This bird was spotted shortly after they were no longer considered a 'rare sighting' for the area.
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- Aphelocoma californica (California Scrub Jay)
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- 2011 Kelsey Byers (kbyers(at)alum.mit.edu), licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
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- Kelsey Byers
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