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Eurasian Jay

Garrulus glandarius

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Field Notes

Description:

Gaig (català), Arrendajo (español), Eurasian Jay (English), Geai des chênes (français)

El gaig és un ocell de la familia dels còrvids, és comú i de comportament sedentari.
I venen a menjar el pa que els poso durant tot l'any.
They come to eat bread all the year round.

Reference Links:

Gaig - Viquipèdia

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Comments (4)
SalyRosaliaMorenoMartínez
Sí, es muy común, se adapta facilmente a los hábitats y es muy ruidoso. Cuando desplega las alas, nos ofrece la belleza de sus colores.
The MnMs
Por Belgica tambien lo vemos :-)
SalyRosaliaMorenoMartínez
You welcome, my pleasure, thanks for your comment. They are from the crows family. If you put some bread on the window, balcony, or garden, after a few days, they will come and you will be able to see them all the year round. I can see 5 different bird species coming to get some bread. I just love it.
DanielePralong
Beautiful bird! They're nesting in my area right now and I'm still trying to get a decent shot. I am enjoying your multilingual captions. Gràcies! ¡Gracias! Thank you! Merci!

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