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Steller's Jay

Cyanocitta stelleri · Corvidae

🐦 Bird28 regionsRare in Alberta

Where it's found

Every region with Steller's Jay in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.

RegionTierNo.
CanadaCommon#370
El SalvadorRare#194
GuatemalaCommon#278
HondurasUncommon#254
MexicoCommon#707
NicaraguaRare#226
United States of AmericaCommon#725
AlaskaCommon#210
AlbertaRare#162
ArizonaCommon#268
British ColumbiaCommon#267
CaliforniaCommon#366
ColoradoCommon#258
IdahoCommon#187
KansasRare#183
MontanaCommon#208
NebraskaRare#195
NevadaCommon#205
New MexicoCommon#257
OklahomaRare#195
OregonCommon#257
TexasRare#327
UtahCommon#218
WashingtonCommon#239
WyomingUncommon#185
YukonUncommon#127
SaskatchewanRare#166Vagrant
South DakotaRare#187Vagrant

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Field notes

What to look for

A dark blue jay with a black head and tall crest; deeper and darker than a blue jay.

Where

Mountain conifers in Waterton, the Crowsnest and the southern Rockies.

When

Year-round.

Tips

Black head and crest with no white markings. Rare in Alberta outside the far southwest.

Related species

Birds near it in Alberta's dex.

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