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Blue Jays
Blue Jays are known for their intelligence and complex social systems with tight family bonds.
Blue Jays have a wide variety of vocalizations, with an immense “vocabulary.” Blue Jays are also excellent mimics.
Blue Jays eat Peanuts , insects, Nuts or Seeds , Berries, and Sunflower Seeds in trees, shrubs, on the ground, and from backyard feeders.
Blue Jays often take drinks from Bird Baths.
Blue Jays have a large variety of calls. The most often heard is a loud jeer. Other sounds include whistled notes and gurgling sounds. Blue Jays sometimes mimic hawks, especially Red-shouldered Hawks to warn other Blue Jays of imminent danger.
The Blue Jay song is called the “whisper song,” which is a collection of clicks, chucks, whirrs, whines, notes, and a mix of other calls.
Insect Loving Birds
Insect loving birds can’t resist this blend of freeze dried beetle larvae, black oil sunflower seed, white millet, and red millet. Plus, NutriBoost which provides an extra kick of vitamins, minerals and electrolytes. This compressed seed block fits perfectly into any standard size suet cake holder. 7.5 ounces. Measures 4.5 x 1.25 x 4 inches.
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