Appearance of the Blue Jay
A very vocal songbird, both the male and female Blue Jay have the same appearance. With outer feathers and crest on its head having shades of bright blue, this bird definitely stands out at a bird feeder. It's tail and wing feathers, covered in black and white striping, contrast beautifully with the varying blue shades on its tail and body.
Geography of the Blue Jay
Blue Jays are found in southern Canada and throughout the entire region east of the Rocky Mountains in the United States. A few flocks have been found in Washington state, as well.
Some Blue Jays migrate southward for the winter, while others stay in their habitat year round. Scientists are not sure why some Blue Jays migrate and some do not, since it does not seem to be dependent on age or other studied factors.
Local Environments of the Blue Jay
Blue Jays are found in mixed woodlands, the edges of forested areas and urban parks and suburban neighborhoods. Blue Jays prefer areas with large trees, especially oak, since it enjoys feasting on acorns and other nuts.
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