Whiskey Jacks – Strathcona

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Whiskey Jack at Battleship Lake

Also known as the gray jay (Perisoreus canadensis) or thief bird, whiskey jacks are bold little fellows that have sadly become used to getting a handout from hikers in Strathcona Provincial Park.

This fellow hopped up on my leg to see if I would share my lunch (nope_) and then bounced about in the snow to see if I changed my mind (nope…) The beer can is not part of nature and it’s not mine, but it’s another problem caused by hikers.

Whiskey Jacks,nature,Provincial Park,Strathcona,birds,snow,spring

Whiskey Jacks,nature,Provincial Park,Strathcona,birds,snow,spring

Whiskey Jacks,nature,Provincial Park,Strathcona,birds,snow,spring

Whiskey Jacks,nature,Provincial Park,Strathcona,birds,snow,spring

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