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Yucatan Jay

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The Yucatan Jay is a strikingly colored New World jay endemic to the Yucatan Peninsula and surrounding areas. It is known for its vibrant blue and black plumage and social behavior.

Where to spot

Found in forests, woodlands, and scrubland across the Yucatan Peninsula, northern Belize, and northern Guatemala.

How to spot

Look for its vibrant blue and black plumage. It is often found in noisy, social groups, so listen for their characteristic calls and chatter. They are bold and often approachable.

When to spot

Active throughout the day, often seen in noisy flocks. More vocal during the breeding season.

Where to spot

Found in forests, woodlands, and scrubland across the Yucatan Peninsula, northern Belize, and northern Guatemala.

How to spot

Look for its vibrant blue and black plumage. It is often found in noisy, social groups, so listen for their characteristic calls and chatter. They are bold and often approachable.