Blue jays (Cyanocitta cristata) are a common bird of the eastern and central part of the country. They are so common I think they often go unnoticed by the average person.

Naturally is a column written by a rotating cast of experts at the NJ Audubon. Within the past two months, I’ve had two ...

You can still spot the Eastern blue bird, cardinal, downy woodpecker, pileated woodpeckers, crows and blue jays, just to name a few.

Blue jays are Jekyll-and-Hyde birds with an attitude, maybe even a temper, ready to blow. I'm betting you either love 'em or hate 'em. ... and mostly not out of the eastern half of the U.S.

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.

Blue jays bring vivid color to any birdbath or bird feeder, though sometimes they’ll bully other birds away from the scene. Tony Quinn /Getty Images / 500px The blue jay has a personality to ...

North Carolina winter birds include cardinals, blue jays, finches. They like sunflower seeds, niger seeds, tube feeders, platform feeders.