Its an Eichelhäher or Eurasian Jay
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurasian_jay
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Oof, that's even harder to say than "Eichhörnchen"
"Vlaamse Gaai". Beautiful coloring. We have them occasionally on our balcony.
Jay, and an excuse to post my Jay photo from today (Reading, UK)
Daaaamn
now that's how you use a camera
Mmm, but it is a powerful camera + lens, making it easier :) And the light was kind.
might help if you tell us geographically where you are seeing it
north-west europe, above the tropic of cancer but below the arctic circle, on a greenish landmass rotating on the nearest planet to us in the solar system
good ol Sol, that system is great. Mostly harmless.
full of weirdos tho
Surveillance drone.
That's a tree.
runs
What? I would have sworn it's a house
"Don't be hasty, young master Hobbit."
Get back here you!
closest I've found is a Jay, but am not sure
Indeed a Jay if Google Translate is to be believed. I know it as a Flemish Jay (Vlaamse gaai). I find it rather pretty.
My fist though was the french "geai" so I guess it is the same bird.
He's got a big of a punk rocker thing going on at the front. Does that narrow it down a bit?