Jay (Garrulus Glandarius)
Every crow has its charm. But few can show vibrant colors has jays does. The distribution is very wide, from western europe to asia. Maybe you'll be lucky enough to find around it's beautiful blue and black feathers, usually during late spring in mating period it can be found in the woods (it happened to me a couple of times). A very surprising fact about feather's colors is that they never fare over time. This was studied in 2015 by a team of scientist and they are now researching for applications in colors induestries.
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