Noun:

ਨੀਲਕੰਠ,

blue jay's Usage Examples:

flycatcher, jeers and pumphandles of the blue jay, and alarm, chups, and chirrs of the American robin.

The naming of the town is something of a misnomer: the local variety of jay is actually the Steller's jay, not the closely related blue jay.

Supporters Two blue jays standing on a mount of mayflowers proper Motto DONNER LE MEILLEUR DE SOI Symbolism The colours are taken.

with the lace, Oswald, using a whistle, calls a flock of blue jays to shoo away the canine.

While they hunt, they are prone to predators, which include owls, blue jays, raccoons and opossum.

stelleri) is a bird native to western North America, closely related to the blue jay found in the rest of the continent, but with a black head and upper body.

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The turquoise jay is a vibrant blue jay with a black face mask and collar.

A number of birds are present in the park, including golden eagle, bald eagle, blue jay, whiskey jack, and ptarmigan.

Other bird species in the park include the blue jay, the crow, the junco, the white-breasted nuthatch, and the robin.

magpie seems more closely related to the Eurasian jay than to the East Asian blue and green magpies, whereas the blue jay is not closely related to either.

Predators, parasites and diseasesIn the United States, many species of birds prey on the winged adults, including English house sparrow and blue jay.

Synonyms:

Cyanocitta, jaybird, genus Cyanocitta, New World jay, Cyanocitta cristata,

Antonyms:

achromatic, uncolored,