Backyard Birds: The Blue Jay Guide

Kelsey Waddell
March 21, 2024

Good morning, fellow bird enthusiasts! The air is fresh, and the blue jays are starting their lively chorus, signaling another beautiful day of birdwatching ahead.

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Stories Of The Day:

What Blue Jays Love to Eat: Uncover Their Feeding Secrets

Blue jays are renowned for being clever corvids, ever eager to cease upon their next snack, but which food is their favorite? In the wild, blue jays are known to feed on fruits, insects, and

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Blue Jay vs. Bluebird: A Detailed Guide on Who’s Blue and Who’s Who?

Birdwatching is a popular hobby for many people across the globe. It's a great way to get fresh air and connect with nature. For beginners, it can be tricky to tell different types of birds

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Tip Of The Day

To attract blue jays to your yard, try adding a platform feeder stocked with their favorites like peanuts, sunflower seeds, and suet cakes. Blue jays are also known to enjoy a water source for bathing, so consider installing a birdbath nearby to provide a welcoming environment for these striking birds.

14 Birds That Look Like Blue Jays: The Ultimate Bird Guide

Blue jays are familiar birds for many across the Eastern United States – so much so that some may assume they are looking at a jay when they are looking at different types of birds

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Quote Of The Day

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Every bird, every tree, every flower reminds me what a blessing and privilege it is just to be alive.

- Marty Rubin

Until Next Time…

As we sign off, we hope your day is as bright and lively as a blue jay's song. Happy birdwatching!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team