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in The Biology Files
Blue Jay
I got way too excited about seeing this little guy through my window today. I've lived in Columbus for 8 years, and somehow this is the first only the second time I've ever seen a Blue Jay here (I forgot about one time that I saw one 4 years ago). I wish the photos were better quality, but I had to use what I had on hand before he hopped away!
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I love jays! Where I live, we have scrub jays, who will toss the contents of a bird feeder on the ground to get to the sunflower seeds. But I love their attitude -- nothing perturbs a jay!
ReplyDeleteScrub Jays are also very pretty birds. I'm partial to the Blue Jay because of it's adorable crest, though.
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