Submitted by CorrectFall6257 t3_119oc32 in vermont
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Unique-Public-8594 t1_j9o5h67 wrote
First time hearing about these birds. Thanks.
Traditional_Lab_5468 t1_j9oa8hd wrote
what a fucking baller
Unique-Public-8594 t1_j9ofuvf wrote
Also known as the Camp Raider or Whiskey Jack.
What we have here is a real bad ass bird. Almost as bad ass as a Shrike )but not quite).
Jennyflur t1_j9ok5lo wrote
Hims so majestic. 🥹
Jessica_T t1_j9owyvf wrote
Borb
jsudarskyvt t1_j9ozkwh wrote
Canada Jay.
low_bwaaa t1_j9p7xgk wrote
My folks have always called this bird a goby, and they are supposedly so friendly they'll happily eat out of your hand. Great pic!
SemperFuu t1_j9preiu wrote
I hear brunch is too crowded…oh wait 😂
joycethegod t1_j9psqpm wrote
Love grey jays. The only place I’ve seen them is in the Northeast Kingdom and I was amazed at how curious and open with humans they are. You could almost fed them out of your hand.
justlikethewwdove t1_j9qnne6 wrote
In Vermont they only live in the boreal forests of the Northeast Kingdom and high mountain summits.
Possibly-deranged t1_j9r9jzj wrote
This. As a hiker I've run into them on the trail. They linger at mountain summits where people stop for snacks. The birds will often snatch trail mix or your sandwich whether you offer it to them or not, they're bold and are colloquially known as camp robbers. Like blue jays, they stash food under tree bark for eating later.
CorrectFall6257 OP t1_j9rk1oc wrote
Yes Mollies Bog on 4 Mile Square Rd part of Silvio Conte is where I see the Canada Jays or Gray Jay's. This where the photo was taken.
CorrectFall6257 OP t1_j9rmzox wrote
Yes I live near Mollies Bog and Moose Bog. I take my Mom a lot to feed the birds.
MarkVII88 t1_j9tu6nt wrote
What camera/lens setup did you use to photograph this bird? Just curious.
CorrectFall6257 OP t1_j9x2qgr wrote
Sony Dsc hx90v.
[deleted] t1_j9nhxbz wrote
He's so fluffy, I could DIE!