The Grey-throated Jay (scientific name: Paradoxornis alphonsianus) is a bird of the genus Brown-headed Jays with a small, pink beak. It is distinguished from brown-headed jays in the brownish gray on the side of the head and neck, and is sometimes used as a subspecies of the brown-headed jay finch. The throat and chest have inconspicuous grey longitudinal stripes. It is a common regional resident bird.
Photographed in Ya'an in 2014.
