As a DH, it doesn’t bother with defense; it’s here to make contact and look good doing it. Smooth, confident, and maybe a little too chatty about its time “playing in the old country,” the Eurasian Jay is the wildcard who might just hit a grand slam… or demand an espresso mid-inning.
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All the way from across the pond, especially for the playoffs, the Eurasian Jay struts into the lineup like a seasoned import with flair and finesse. Sporting subtle pinks, blues, and blacks, it’s the most stylish bird in the clubhouse - think Euroleague meets Major League Birdball!
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At shortstop, it’s the glue guy - the kind of player who saves runs and snacks, tucking both away for later. Reliable, unflappable, and always ready for extra innings, the Grey Jay is the unsung hero who holds the infield together.
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Found across the boreal outfield, it’s got soft feathers, a calm demeanor, and the hands (er, claws) of gold. He's the spirit and emblem of the CWHC for good reason!
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Also known as the Canada Jay and the “Whisky Jack,” this cool-headed veteran thrives in cold weather and clutch moments. A master of resourcefulness, the Grey Jay doesn’t need the spotlight - it just quietly makes the impossible plays.
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As a catcher, the Steller’s Jay commands respect. It calls the plays with a raspy bark and isn’t afraid to throw a little shade if someone tries to steal a base. Quick on its wings and quicker with comebacks, it’s the defensive backbone every team dreams of!
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Suited up in deep blues and blacks, the Steller’s Jay crouches behind home plate with mountain-tested grit. A west-coast native, it’s got the kind of attitude that can handle any pitch, any weather, and any heckling squirrel in the stands.
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Our grey jay mascot is wearing their @torontobluejays.bsky.social colours for the upcoming World Series! Over the next four days, we're going to tell you a little about some of their avian teammates!
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Avez-vous eu l’occasion de lire notre Rapport annuel 2024-2025 ? Vous pouvez le consulter sur notre site Web ici : www.cwhc-rcsf.ca/reports.php
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Have you had a chance to read our 2024-25 Annual Report? You can view it on our website here: www.cwhc-rcsf.ca/reports.php
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Thanks guys! Together we can save the world from the evil Joker and his minions.......
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Hi everyone! We're now on Bluesky and will be closing down our X account!
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New profile picture — same conservation spirit.
#GoJaysGo #TeamNature
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One Health ecologist focused on human-wildlife interactions in cities 🏙️
Research on rats, coyotes, raccoons, ticks, community gardens 🦝🐝🌸
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Department of Wildlife, Fish, & ConservationBiology within the College of Agriculture and Environmental Science at UC Davis
Saving waterbirds in a changing world since 1971. Co-manages two
California Oiled Wildlife Care Network response centers in San Francisco Bay-Delta and Los Angeles. Ready at the Alaska Wildlife Response Center in Anchorage. https://www.birdrescue.org/
PhD Candidate @Texas A&M University - Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Science
I am a wildlife biologist interested in the ecology and evolution of zoonotic pathogens and how immune function makes wildlife more or less susceptible to infectious diseases.
Wildlife biology PhD student UC Davis | MSc UVic and UCSC alum | Wolves in California 🐺 and pumas in Argentina 🐱| 🎹🥥🎨 🎤 | Perpetually early
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The University of Queensland 🇦🇺
DVM, MSc, PhD. Veterinary Parasitologist
Former Postdoc at @saeijlab.bsky.social
Current Cesar Nombela fellow at @SALUVETucm.bsky.social
#Toxoplasma, #Neospora, gene editing
Leading Veterinary Medicine, Addressing Societal Needs.
Promoting the study & conservation of seabirds via conferences, grant provision, newsletters & our open access, free-to-publish journal 🐧🕊️🌊
Infectious Disease Ecology & Applications (IDEA) Lab @ WSU
Word nerd 📖 | Bird nerd 🪶
Erstwhile hockey player | Dog parent
Disease Ecologist and ecotoxicologist, postdoc at Clemson
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Virologist. PI at VIDO, University of Saskatchewan. Co-EiC of Vaccine. 🇺🇸 in 🇨🇦. Emerging viruses, pathogenesis, zoonosis, host responses, dogs, football, off-color language, transcriptomic chaos. Opinions my own.
Veterinarian, wildlife immunologist, bat-aficionado.
Epidemiology | Wildlife | Conservation | One Health | Phylogenetics | CrossFit | Baker & Tea Connoisseur
Professor of Comparative Pathology at Erasmus University Medical Center, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. I study emerging viral diseases according to the One Health approach, and transformative change of society for a sustainable future.
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