Backyard Blue Jays
Commonly seen in backyards and woodlots in the Eastern US, Blue Jay's are a loud and colorful bird. They are Intelligent and adaptable, , and are quick to take advantage of bird feeders.
Blue Jay's are omniverous and will eat acorns, beechnuts, and other nuts, many kinds of seeds, grain, berries and small fruits.
They also eat many insects, including caterpillars, grasshoppers. and spiders. I have come to realize that they are one of the reasons that I have few opportunities to take insect photos!
These autumn leaf photos were taken today. The muted colors on this bird make me suspect that it is a youngster that was hatched this summer
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They are lovely 🥰
You live in an awesome area, and I envy you a little 😊😉
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I do appreciate where I live! Being surrounded by nature is an important part of my life and feeds my soul!
Can only agree 🥰
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I love the birds that you can see in your backyard, they are really beautiful and lend themselves to posing for your photographs, beautiful shots, thank you very much for showing us
May you enjoy a beautiful night and a happy rest.
Thanks! I do enjoy watching all my backyard visitors!
Blue Jays are such cool birds. That's definitely a youngster you had there in the lower pictures. They have such pretty markings and love bird feeders! When I live on the east coast I used to get a lot of them in the backyard. Your yard looks beautiful with all the changing leaves, I miss that not being on the east coast anymore!
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I'm glad they stay all year and provide winter color. We have had two nights in a row of temps down into the 20s and most of the leaves have fallen. It feels like winter is right around the corner.
That's what I don't miss about the east coast, winter.... I now remember why I moved to southern California!
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What a beautiful bird, the name fits to their kind coz it is so blue (◍•ᴗ•◍)
They are definitely blue!
In Cuba there is a migratory species called azulejo. The male of this species when it reaches adulthood turns from brown to deep blue and during this process there is a stage in which it becomes very similar to the bird you show.
We have them here, too. We call azulejos- Indigo Bunting. They are much smaller than the Jay's.
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I love blue jays they are so curious, active and intelligent.
They are fun to watch! I love giving them peanuts in the shell and watching them haul them away and cache them.
I've seen these kinds of birds so many times
I love their sounds
Blue Jay's are noisy and you definitely know when they are near!
You are lucky to have such a beautiful species of birds. Very pretty blue bird. I like this color.
The birds that come to my feeder are colorful and such a pleasure to watch.
I love bluejays toooo but alas for some reason I can't get your photos to load on any of my devices. Still voting anyway, cuz corvids.
Here we have scrub jays, no crest, and Stellers, big mohawk but very elusive and seldom seen.
I believe there was an image server issue overnight. Can you see the photos now?
I remember that we had Canada Jay's/Whiskey Jack/Camp robbers at the cabin in Canada. I don't think I have ever seen a Stellar Jay.
Yes! I can see them! Yay!
Here's a punk rock Steller's I met in Canada:
You are so patient! They know they can trust you!
To be fair, I think this one was already in the know on how and who to manipulate. It was in a very busy public park area. But thank you!
Wow soo beautiful! I haven't know about that bird before thanks for information. It's just a charming bird in the peaceful autumn season. That's a perfect combination
We have several different kinds of Jay's in North America, but the Blue Jays are most common at my house. They are fun to watch.
I haven't seen this bird before, this is the first time I have seen it, it is very beautiful and the way you are detailing it, I will do more research on it.
Beautiful birds, awesome captures 😍