Robert nicknamed him "Jay Bird."

Jay Bird (or Maggie Pie) interrupts and begins to interview Ida for "America's Most Feathered".

The Jay Bird is a 1920 short Western film directed by Phil Rosen and featuring Hoot Gibson.

"We're picking up Jay Bird here."

Jay Bird was the code name for the MiG-21 J-band radar used to illuminate targets for the Atoll AA.

Lawrence also worked as a disc jockey at KYW-AM in Cleveland, Ohio (as "The Jay Bird").

During the early twentieth century, Florida Street was slowly extended through Mid City; by 1929, the road ended at Jay Bird (present-day Foster Drive).

The single-pilot fighter had limited-range "Jay Bird" radars, with little or no capability beyond fifteen nautical miles.

The MiG's radar, what the Americans called Jay Bird, was rugged and reliable but not particularly powerful.

The Jay Bird (1920)