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Green Jay

Cyanocrax yncas

Description:

Unmistakable. Mostly green, paler and yellower bellow, with purple and black head. Bright yellow outer tail feathers.

Habitat:

Texas only. this gaudy tropical jay is common in riverside woods, parks and dry bushland of southern Texas.

Notes:

Photos by: Dr. Jere Woodward

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2 Comments

Vin Zael
Vin Zael 12 years ago

green jays are one of my favorite birds!!! there is a flock in my village and in my neighborhood! very noisy! but i appreciate their presence! my gandpa had four for about two years, but released as i adviced him they'd be better free!!!

alicelongmartin
alicelongmartin 12 years ago

I have never seen one before, had to look it up in my Bird Book. Cool!

Flowerpatch
Spotted by
Flowerpatch

Texas, USA

Spotted on Oct 31, 2008
Submitted on Aug 25, 2011

Spotted for Mission

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