Good morning,

The calls of both species are pretty similar, I would have to guess that
you were just seeing a California Scrub-Jay. We do have one record of
Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay from the southeastern corner of the state, but their
range is ordinarily a couple states away! As they say, when you hear
hoofbeats, think horse not zebra -- but keeping an open mind is also how
rare birds are found! :)

Happy birding, Joshua Glant
Seattle, WA

On Tue, May 26, 2020 at 9:30 AM Tre and Jodi Warn <trewarn at hotmail.com>
wrote:


> I'm new to this, but twice in the last week and a half I've heard a sound

> I've never heard from a bird. I finally got binoculars on them while they

> were in my tree. It looked like a California or woodhouse scrub jay, but

> sounded just like a woodhouse scrub jay. Is this possible I live in Lacey,

> WA?

>

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