Q: The blue jays just go crazy when I put ... visit the Cornell Lab or Ornithology's All About Birds site, choose the owl and click on "sounds." Toss moldy seed Q: I've had a bag of sunflower ...

What kind of bird do you ... oil sunflower seeds — superior food for most species Black striped sunflower seeds — most species will use, preferred by titmice and blue jays.

Attract more backyard birds by feeding peanuts. Blue jays are very smart and they will gladly take on the challenge of removing whole peanuts in the shell from this metal wreath feeder. And you ...

Winter birds plus our year-round familiar favorites, like the vibrant Northern Cardinal and Blue Jay ... favorite winter birds in North Carolina to our feeders, using their favorite feeds and seeds.

Diet: The blue jay is not a picky eater. It eats fruits, acorns, seeds, nuts, insects ... Behavior: As most bird-watchers know, the blue jay is aggressive and territorial. Groups of jays often ...

Characteristics: A medium-sized jay with a blue head ... from grains, seeds, acorns and fruits to insects, amphibians, eggs of other birds and sometimes nestlings of other species.

and then carrying the seeds off. I consulted my go-to resource for everything about birds - www. allaboutbirds.com from Cornell Lab: “Blue Jays carry food in their throat and upper esophagus ...