Tit Jay (Perisoreus canadensis) in winter during snowfall in a tree

Tit Jay (Perisoreus canadensis) in winter during snowfall in a tree, also known in America as Canada Jay or Whiskey Jack, typical, characteristic bird of the coniferous forests of North America, belongs like all jays to the raven family, with its atypically short beak more reminiscent of a titmouse, nature in Yellowstone NP, Wyoming, North America, United States of America, USA

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