D espite their colorful appearance, blue jays are actually in the genus corvidae, the same as crows and ravens. These birds ...

Its beak had a purple tint ... Turns out Tobiasz had seen a rare, Leucistic blue jay — a bird that has an abnormal plumage condition caused by a genetic mutation. It lost its coloring ...

This large songbird typically boasts a prominent triangular crest topping its charcoal black head, small white markings above its beak, and a deep blue body. This jay can be found in evergreen ...

I realized that the blue jays weren’t actually gorging on all ... attached to the lower mandible of the beak, that can be used for storage. One of the most famous gular pouches is that found ...

Jay's been transformed from head to tail. His feathers have been bleached and custom-dyed Hopkins blue. He's had work done on his face—fillers around the eyes, a beak job—so he more closely resembles ...

A bizarre new Toronto Blue Jays hat that featured mysterious goop dripping from the bird logo’s beak has sold out on the official MLB store, days after being roundly mocked online. The ...

Moments later, the bird’s parents swooped in with bugs in their beaks. Soon all the blue jays were gone, back to the wild just as Farris intended. Not that it was easy saying goodbye to one of ...