No, it will be a family of blue jays – often two mated adult birds and several juvenile birds. Funny thing is, the blue jays all look exactly the same. They act the same and sound the same, so ...

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. ... Off in the distances I can hear the ...

Blue jay notes. Slightly larger than mockingbirds, blue jays are in the Corvidae family of birds that includes crows and ravens. Males and females have identical plumage, with varied blue hues ...

In Wisconsin, two species, the blue jay and gray jay are encountered. Highly social birds, observing interactions among members of the crow and jay family can be an amazing and thought-provoking ...

Despite their colorful appearance, blue jays are actually in the genus corvidae, the same as crows and ravens. These birds are typically 9 to 12 inches long from beak to tail and weigh under 3.5 ...

Blue jays are corvids, related to the even larger crows and ravens, and form large flocks for migration although the main family unit is still focused on a breeding pair.

Maybe it’s only my imagination but the summer months always seem to signal a change in the split-personalities of blue jays. Their noisy displays in the fall woods and ragamuffin performances… ...

But Tatum said the bird's mother never came. So, the Williams family decided to take it in, feed it and nurse it back to health by showing it some tender, loving care.

But Tatum said the bird's mother never came. So, the Williams family decided to take it in, feed it and nurse it back to health by showing it some tender, loving care.

Blue jays are Jekyll-and-Hyde birds with an attitude, maybe even a temper, ... West Nile virus hit the entire Corvid bird family hard, for they have no resistance to the disease.