Adult (Azure-naped) © Robert Tizard eBird S47954323 Macaulay Library ML 111536251
Adult (Campina) © Claudia Brasileiro
Adult (Azure-naped) © Ian Davies
Adult (Campina) © Joao Quental JQuental
Adult (Azure-naped) © Ian Davies
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Adult (Campina) © Ottavio Janni
Adult (Azure-naped) © Chris Bell

Azure-naped Jay Cyanocorax heilprini

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PODPORUJE MERLIN

Large blue-gray jay with a black face and piercing yellow eyes. Note the white-tipped tail. Found at forest edges, in wooded savanna, in second growth, and in white sand forests, avoiding the interior of humid forests. The “Campina Jay” subspecies of southern Amazonia, considered a species by some authorities, has a pale azure rather than dark purplish-blue breast, a paler uppertail, and two bare blue skin patches around the eye. The call is a loud, harsh “jeer,” similar to the call of Violaceous Jay.

PODPORUJE MERLIN