1. A large dark-colored bird of the jay family found in northern forests of North America, known for its bold behavior and loud calls; also called a Canada jay or whiskey jack.
Usage: Regional; primarily used in Canada and northern United States; Also known as Canada jay, gray jay, or whiskey jack

Examples

• The moosebird is a common sight around northern hunting camps.
• Moosebirds are known for stealing food from campsites and hunters.
• The moosebird's thick plumage helps it survive harsh winter conditions.
• We heard the distinctive call of a moosebird echoing through the forest.
• Moosebirds are fearless and will approach humans without hesitation.