San Blas Jay:
Cyanocorax sanblasianus
- By Biól. Nat. Eduardo Villegas
- January 10, 2024
San Blas Jay
Cyanocorax sanblasianus
By Biól. Nat. Eduardo Villegas
February 10, 2024
Its Latin name, Cyanocorax sanblasianus, means Blue Raven; it belongs to the raven family and has blue feathers. San Blas Jays are endemic in the west of México, from Nayarit to Guerrero states.
Their habitat is subtropical and deciduous forest; they are often spotted inside the Vallarta Botanical Gardens and the surrounding areas, spreading their majestic blue wings and mimicking other bird calls. The females can lay up to 10 green eggs spotted with brown and purple. You can see them often coexisting with the Yellow Wing Caciques (Cassiculus melanicterus).
Photo: Ric Chamblee
Facebook
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Search
Categories
Latest Post

Nepenthes: la planta que convirtió una hoja en un estómago
July 12, 2026
No Comments

Mexican Orchid of the Month: Leochilus crocodiliceps
July 3, 2026
No Comments

A Living Museum, but there’s more to us than meets the eye!
July 3, 2026
No Comments

Mexican Bird of the Month: Habia rubica
July 1, 2026
No Comments