Pinyon jays are bluish-gray jays with a long, straight bill and a relatively short tail. Juveniles are paler than adults.

Pinyon jays are named for the trees they are commonly found near (pinyon pines) in mountain forests of the western U.S.

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Adult

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Landing

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Three Musketeers

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Overseer

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