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Common Namesb and scientific
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Conservation Status
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Geographical Distribution and Reason for Conservation Status
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Beautiful Jay
Cyanolyca pulchra
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Insufficiently known
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Ecuador and Columbia; rare and local
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Dwarf Jay
C. nana
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Insufficiently known
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Now restricted to Oaxaca, Mexico; logging
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White-Throated Jay
C. mirabilis
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Insufficiently known
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Guerrero and Oaxaca, Mexico; habitat logging and grazing
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Azure Jay
Cyanocorax caeruleu
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Insufficiently known
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Steep declines throughout most of range in Brazil and Argentina
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Sichuan Grey Jay
Perisoreus internigrans
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Vulnerable
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Pine and coniferous forests of central China
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Sri Lanka Magpie
Urocissa ornata*
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Vulnerable
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Endemic to Sri Lanka; forest degradation
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Hooded Treepie
Crypsirina cucullata
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Vulnerable
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Central Burma; forest degeneration
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Ethiopian Bush-Crow
Zavattariorinis stresemanni
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Rare
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Ethiopia; habitat alteration
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Banggai Crow
Corvus unicolor*
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Rare
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Banggai, Indonesia; known from only two specimens; habitat degradation
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Flores Crow
C. florensis*
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Rare
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Flores, Indonesia; habitat degradation; has not adapted to agriculture
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Marianas Crow
C. kubaryi*
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Endangered
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Guam and Rota
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Hawaiian Crow
C. hawaiiensis*
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Endangered
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Hawai'i
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a From Collar and Andrew, (1988); International Union for the Conservation of Nature Red Data Book, (1990).
b * = Insular species.
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