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In contrast, a “yellow alert” tipping-point species called the Pinyon Jay has also lost its woodland habitat because of drought and insects, among other factors, but its populations are ...
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Birds & Blooms on MSNHow to Identify a Clark’s NutcrackerLearn what Clark's nutcracker looks like and sounds like. Plus, learn how the birds' food-caching ways help forests and when ...
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Arizona's birds are disappearing fastThis includes the sagebrush sparrow, black-chinned sparrow and Pinyon Jay, which can be found in parts of Arizona. The big picture: It's not just Arizona. Researchers tracked species nationwide and ...
Plumage and behavior differ greatly between interior and coastal populations. Coastal populations of the western scrub-jays are confiding, tame, and easily seen. Interior populations are more ...
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