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This ones pretty easy so here you go. DONT EMAIL ME THE ANSWERS!!! just write it and ill say if its right!

Here it is!!!!!!

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EAT, SLEEP, BIRDWATCH

Life List: 216

I'll call your Steller's Jay and raise you one!!

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We did not inherit Mother Earth from our ancestors...... we have borrowed Her from our descendants.
Chief Seattle (paraphrased)

Told ya it was easy!!!

 

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EAT, SLEEP, BIRDWATCH

Life List: 216

So jealous. We have Blue Jays out east. I suppose I'm just used to them, that's why Stellars are more exciting.

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Lifer Count: 113
Favorite Lifers: Resplendent Quetzal, Keel Billed Toucan, Blue Crowned Motmot, Crimson Fronted Parakeet, Osprey
Recent Lifers: Cooper's Hawk, Brown Headed Cowbird, Killdeer

Don't be envious, spongebird.  I've been on both coasts, and Steller's jays are so noisy and obnoxious that you can't hear any other birds over them.  They sound like witches arguing and screaming curses from the tops of trees.  I find blue jays endearing, but Steller's jays make me nuts.  In northern Arizona, they even have a white eyebrow that makes them looks angry!

www.phoenix.about.com/od/arizonapicturesandphotos/ig/Birds-of-Phoenix/Steller-s-Jay-01.htm

Here in California, when the Steller's go nuts in the trees, it is a sure sign of a predator. I usually run out and get to see a Sharp-shinned Hawk, a Cooper's, a Red-shouldered Hawk, or one time even a red Bobcat. But they really are obnoxious. I once saw a Steller's killing a Spotted Towhee by pecking it in the head. I really don't like those birds except for their ability to announce excitement.

 Julie