If you catch a glimpse of a large, iridescent, blue bird flitting around in the trees, it is probably a Steller’s Jay. This striking bird has a long, prominent, shaggy crest on its head and a ...

They’re not the fastest-flying bird so predators like hawks and owls watch for them in open areas. Diet: Blue jays are omnivorous, with 2/3 of their diet vegetation and 1/3 carnivorous.

For this edition of the Scrub Hub, we are looking at what causes birds to strike windows and how you can help protect our feathered friends. News Sports Indy 500 Things To Do Opinion Advertise ...

we kept it in the house for a little while and then it started flying. SO WE DECIDED WE NEEDED TO PUT IT OUTSIDE, BUT NOT BEFORE THEY GAVE IT A NAME. SINCE HE’S A BLUE JAY, HE NEEDED A NAME THAT ...

we kept it in the house for a little while and then it started flying. SO WE DECIDED WE NEEDED TO PUT IT OUTSIDE, BUT NOT BEFORE THEY GAVE IT A NAME. SINCE HE’S A BLUE JAY, HE NEEDED A NAME THAT ...

we kept it in the house for a little while and then it started flying. SO WE DECIDED WE NEEDED TO PUT IT OUTSIDE, BUT NOT BEFORE THEY GAVE IT A NAME. SINCE HE’S A BLUE JAY, HE NEEDED A NAME THAT ...

The birds are smart too, despite sometimes flying into windows, the students noted. A Florida scrub-jay will bury hundreds of acorns a year, and return to the spots months later to dig them out.

A 'SHY' Jay bird that's 'difficult to see' has been photographed in Worcester. Worcester News Camera Club member Roger Mason took this picture of a Jay busy collecting small twigs and nest building.