Wildlife : Birdwatching - 666

The Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius brandtii)

To take these pictures, I had to carefully hide under a fallen tree and cover myself with branches from above.

This is the place. It is noteworthy that it is in this area that corvids live, jays and ravens. The place is very unfavorable for a walk, it is constantly wet, and it looks like a swamp, some red mud, and a thin river tributary is nearby.
So, back to the jay. Entering this territory, I heard her voice, it is obvious that she noticed me and informed to other birds. No wonder we have in Siberia, jays called "guardian of the forest." In the wild, they are very difficult to catch this birds in the lens, they are extremely careful.