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white whisky-john Rare 
the northern shrike, Lanus borealis.
See also: whisky-john
- 1823 Lanus excubitor, from its baring a general resemblance in plumage to the Canada Jay, it has obtained among the settlers round Hudson's Bay the name of White Whisky-John.
- 1959 Northern Shrike [is also called] white whiskijohn (From its paler colour and slight similarity to the grey jay or whiskey john. "Hudson Bay").
- 1823 Lanus excubitor, from its baring a general resemblance in plumage to the Canada Jay, it has obtained among the settlers round Hudson's Bay the name of White Whisky-John.