The term "Whiskey Jack" commonly refers to the Gray Jay, a bird found in North America, particularly in forested areas. Known for its friendly and curious nature, the Whiskey Jack often approaches humans, seeking food. It has a soft gray plumage, a white face, and a distinctive black crown. Whiskey Jacks are known for their intelligence and problem-solving abilities. They can store food for later use, hiding it in various locations to retrieve during winter months. This behavior is essential for their survival in harsh climates, showcasing their adaptability and resourcefulness in the wild.