The Ultimate Guide to Blue Jay-Friendly Yards

Author

Kelsey Waddell
January 12, 2025

Hello, dear birding enthusiasts! Today, we're spotlighting the remarkable blue jay, a bird known for its vibrant color and lively personality. Let’s explore how to welcome these intelligent visitors to our backyards.

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Stories Of The Day:

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Tip Of The Day

Blue jays are known for their intelligence and boldness. To attract them to your backyard, offer a feeder stocked with peanuts, sunflower seeds, and suet. They’re also fond of bird baths, so providing a source of fresh water can make your garden a favorite stop for these vibrant birds.

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Quote Of The Day

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The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness.

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Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us today and for your continued passion for bird watching. May your backyard be filled with the vibrant calls and colors of blue jays! Until next time, happy birding!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team