Where Do Grey Jays Live?
Gray Jays Are Found Primarily in Mature, Humid, Sub-Alpine, Spruce Forests. They Do Not Generally Breed Below 2,000 Feet, and Are Most Often Found from 3,000...
Gray Jays are found primarily in mature, humid, sub-alpine, spruce forests. They do not generally breed below 2,000 feet, and are most often found from 3,000 feet and above to the tree line, although some are found nesting locally in lowland habitats.
Where are GREY Jays found?
The species' preferred habitat is Canada's boreal and mountain forests — ecozones that stretch from coast to coast and into the North, blanketing nearly two-thirds of the country.
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Are there GREY Jays in Ontario?
Gray jays are found from coast to coast in Canada and in all of our provinces and territories. In Ontario, their range extends from the edge of the tree line in the north to the last isolated spruce bogs where the Canadian Shield meets the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Lowlands in "the Land Between."
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