Protection status 

Generally speaking populace pattern not notable. Similarlyas with different species living in mountain ridge environments, might bedefenseless against the impacts of environmental change with Black and white animal pictures.

Family  Crows,Magpies, Jays 

Natural surroundings  

Highmountains, conifers close treeline. For the most part breeds at high heights inthe mountains, in open or broken backwoods of pine, tidy, or Douglas-fir. Maylikewise raise in lower-rise pine or pinyon-juniper woods when there is adecent cone crop. Meanders to above treeline in summer, and may move to bring down rise woods in fall. 

This bird frequently resides in places remote from humancontact, close treeline on blustery western pinnacles. Where it experiencesindividuals, be that as it may, it appears to be daring, stepping about inexcursion grounds and picturesque view parking areas, searching for freebees.Nutcrackers are champions at covering pine seeds (here and there many thousands) in secret reserves in fall, then re-tracking down them during winter; these seed stores permit them to settle in pre-spring, when the backwoods is as yet covered with snow. 

Taking care of Behavior 

Scrounges on ground and in trees. Sometimes finds flyingbugs in the air, or gets bug hatchlings out from underneath wood by beatingwith bill. Will get into pine cones to remove seeds. Harvests pine seeds inpre-fall and fall, conveying up to 90 immediately in throat pocket to coverthem in soil on uncovered slants; may store at least 30,000 seeds in a single season. Has an amazing capacity to find these reserves later, benefiting from them through winter.   

Eggs 

2-4, now and again up to 6. Light green, gently spotted withbrown and dark. Hatching is by the two guardians, around 16-18 days. Hatchinggrown-up sits firmly on home in any event, when firmly drew closer. Youthful:Both guardians care for and feed youthful. Nourishment for little birdsfrequently comprises of pine seeds put away the previous fall. Youthful leave the home around 18-21 days subsequent to incubating.   

Youthful 

The two guardians care for and feed youthful. Nourishmentfor little birds frequently comprises of pine seeds put away the previousharvest time. Youthful leave the home around 18-21 days in the wake ofincubating. 

Diet 

Omnivorous. A lot of diet is pine seeds; rest of diet verychanged, including different seeds, nuts, berries, bugs, snails, eggs andyouthful of different birds, flesh.   

Settling 

Rearing action frequently starts in pre-spring, when regionis still snow-shrouded. Romance might include long flights, male followingfemale. Home site is in coniferous tree, typically away from trunk on flatappendage, 8-40' over the ground. Home (worked by the two genders) is huge andprofound; has a foundation of twigs and bark filaments supporting a cup of grass, bark strips, pine needles.