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Susan in front of our ship in Cozumel. That was a great trip!

Florida Scrub Jay

The Scrub Jay is native to Florida and is found primarily in Florida flatwoods or scrub areas. This type of habitat is known for its dry lands, sparse pine, oak and cabbage palm trees. The Scrub Jay has bright blue feathers with a white patch on the throat. It is very curious and friendly with humans. It has a raspy call that becomes a sort of clicking chatter. The Scrub Jay is considered endangered because the flatwood habitat is disappearing to development.

-- Observed during a trip to Oscar Sherer State Park, Venice, Florida.

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