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Canadian Facts and Trivia - THE WILDLIFE
After a long search, in 2016, the Canadian Geographic Society proposed the unassuming gray jay to be Canada’s national bird.
The choice might raise a few eyebrows, but the society says the bird is the most fitting symbol of the country. Also known as the whiskey jack or Canada jay, gray jays are found year-round in every province and territory in Canada, which makes up the vast majority of its range.