Bushy-crested Jay

Bushy-crested JayThe Bushy-crested Jay has a raised crown, a black hood, and blue wings and tail. It forages in flocks for insects, seeds, and fruit.What does it look like?When the crown feathers are raised, the head looks bulky. The hood extends from the head over the upper mantle and breast; the wings and tail are blue. Underparts are indigo to blue in C. m. melanocyaneus and black in C. m. chavezi.How does it live?The Bushy-crested Jay has a raised crown, a black hood, and blue wings and tail. It forages in flocks for insects, seeds, and fruit.It forages in flocks and eats insects, seeds, and fruit. The account records it in mixed woodland, coffee plantations, and other wooded habitats.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.