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Eurasian Jay evening shot.

Eurasian Jay evening shot.

The jay's scientific name, Garrulus glandarius , translates as "perpetually scratching acorn seeker." That only typifies the jay in winter, becau...
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The jay's scientific name, Garrulus glandarius , translates as "perpetually scratching acorn seeker." That only typifies the jay in winter, because during the breeding season it is remarkably quiet. Originally a rather shy forest bird, but now also widely found in urban areas. In the forest, jays have the function of intruder alarm; many animals respond to their alarm call and hide. Jays are known for the striking blue and black striped wing markings.
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Canon EOS RP

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 500 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 300/1

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Ede, Gelderland, NL

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upload_date

Apr, 2023

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63

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