The first time I hand-fed a Canada jay, I was nervous. Strickland, a retired Algonquin Provincial Park chief naturalist, has tracked Canada jays since the 1960s and was the driving force behind restoring the bird's common name (it had long been known as the gray jay). While many of the Canada jay's multiple onomastic identities focus on its cunning nature and ability to socialize with people, none celebrate the bird's ingenious food-storage technique that facilitates winter survival. [Extracted from the article]
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