Clark's nutcracker

I had a limber pine, and limber pines are n- just notoriously durable.

They, they get, their seeds get distributed into- super exposed rock outcroppings by, by the Clark's Nutcracker, this, this bird that distributes a majority of limber pine seedlings.

It's like the reason limber pines are encroaching on bristlecone pines is 'cause of this distribution methodology of this bird, right?

Yeah.

Well, Curtis, what about you? What Jays and other Corvids do you have in your yard and your customers? What are they also seeing?

Yeah, so our region is pretty rich for lots of corvids from Clark's Nutcrackers, Stellar's Jay, American Crow.

We've got the Black-billed Magpie, of course, the Canada Jay.

Occasionally out here in the West, we do get a Blue Jay as well.

And then up in the higher mountains, like up in Crater Lake Avenue, we have...

Avenue? Crater Lake, we have...

The Canada Jays and also the Clark's Nutcrackers are up there also.

A wide range of corvids all over the area.