Gray Jay Range Map
Gray Jays are usually permanent residents throughout their range, which extends from north central Alaska to northern Labrador and Newfoundland, and south to northern New York and New England in the East. In the West, the range extends through the Rocky Mountains to northern New Mexico, central Arizona, and northern California. In the Rockies, they tend to be found at high altitudes, from about 8,000 or 9,000 feet to timberline in Colorado and higher in the Southwest. In times of extreme food scarcity there may be irruptions beyond the normal range and occasional altitudinal movements in mountainous areas.

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