D espite their colorful appearance, blue jays are actually in the genus corvidae, the same as crows and ravens. These birds ...

Attract more backyard birds by feeding peanuts. Blue jays are very smart and they will gladly take on the challenge of removing whole peanuts in the shell from this metal wreath feeder.

Again, I hear the blue jay cry, this time a bit closer. Knowing the biology of these birds, I understand it won’t be just one bird traveling alone. No, it will be a family of blue jays – often ...

Picture the surface of a soap bubble or a rainbow-like oil slick ... the two sexes look identical, as seen in blue jays. As colorful as birds are to the human eye, we’re actually ...

Eggs hatch in about 17 days, and both parents bring food to the chicks. Behavior: As most bird-watchers know, the blue jay is aggressive and territorial. Groups of jays often attack intruders or ...

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 ...

Q: The blue jays just go crazy when I put out peanuts for them, they carry them off so fast there doesn't seem to be time for them to be eating them. What happens to all those nuts? A: You're so ...