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A bold and curious bird, the Florida Scrub-Jay can become hand-tame in areas where it comes in contact with people. Unfortunately, it is restricted to the rare oak scrub community of Florida, a habitat under constant threat of development, and is classified as Threatened under the Endangered Species Act. | |||
* The Florida Scrub-jay is the only species of bird found exclusively in Florida | |||
* Fewer than 8,000 Florida Scrub-Jays remain in the world | |||
* The most critical threat to scrub-jays is loss of habitat | |||
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Summary
A bold and curious bird, the Florida Scrub-Jay can become hand-tame in areas where it comes in contact with people. Unfortunately, it is restricted to the rare oak scrub community of Florida, a habitat under constant threat of development, and is classified as Threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
- The Florida Scrub-jay is the only species of bird found exclusively in Florida
- Fewer than 8,000 Florida Scrub-Jays remain in the world
- The most critical threat to scrub-jays is loss of habitat
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