Posted on 09/30/2025 5:36:50 AM PDT by Red Badger
Blue Jays are real dicks.
Yes, they are. Don’t know about Green Jays, though..............
Just don’t let it go to public schools and read stories to children.
It can’t be a Grue unless it lurks in dark places and eats adventurers...
Climate change hoax still being pushed.
Blue jays are great parents. Every year, after their brood has left the nest, you see the parents with almost bald heads because they’ve lost their head feathers from feather mites in the nest. To me, that’s the sign of a loyal and faithful parent.
We have a flock that descend on peanuts when I throw them out. Always a joy to see.
They serve a purpose when a predator is spotted. All birds know the blue jay alarm call. Once the element of surprise is gone the snake, cat, hawk’s game is over.
I know. Can you believe such nonsense?
I would call it, “Any Port in a Storm.”
Jay Leno? Interesting timing of seeing this story, I am at my remote cabin which is a 31 mile boat ride to the nearest town. We have stellar jays here. Really friendly birds, had one get inside my cabin yesterday, never had that happen before! I released him on his own recognizance
Stellar Jay....Blue Jay with a Mohawk.............
Some birds like cardinals brighten our backyard by entering; others, by leaving—often chased by angry little wrens—like bluejays, the Adam Schiffs of the bird world, obnoxious [Expletives deleted]
Blue Jays are real dicks.
Still better than the Yankees.
They surely are the apex of avian A-holes.
They surely are the apex of avian A-holes.
The Blue Jays and the Yankees are in a battle.
I just love birds. Most of them anyway. I know buzzards are good for getting rid of road kill, but they are one ugly bird. Blue Jays are a very pretty bird, but ones with an attitude. When I walk into the nearby woods, they will immediately start screeching, and that warns other creatures also. At the feeder they are one of the first to arrive and gorge themselves, but they scatter a lot of the seed to the ground and that feeds the birds that like to eat at ground level like the doves. I’ve seen them drive off hawks that were too near their nest, kind of like Gutfeld taking on Tyrus.
Can they both lose?
Go Tigers!
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