Scientific name:
Corvidae

Natural spread:
North America

like with many jay-types of the new world outweighs the blue plumage-colors with the North American black-head-jay. Strongly, also the peculiarity of the jays is emphasized with it, extended, to a bonnet aufspreizbare, to train vertex-feathers. Jays are among the family of the raven-birds.

Many jays, who are among the family of the raven-birds, can adapt themselves to quite different climate-zones. As far as into tropical area of Central America, the black-head-jay from the climatically rough Alaska - where it was revealed to 1741 - is spread so. Also in the north, it usually doesn't move away in the winter.