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Jay Birds Jay birds are various shades of blue in photos; breeders can give you an rundown of the differences. They prefer nesting in pine trees and make their nests of sticks, grass, lichens, moss, rootlets, and paper. Females lay from four to six eggs. They are omnivores and eat acorns from oak trees, fruit, nuts, seeds, insects, mice, frogs, small birds, eggs, beechnuts, and caterpillars. Jay birds are various shades of blue in photos; breeders can give you an rundown of the differences. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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These creatures measure 11 inches long and weigh about 3¼ ounces; their wings are 16 inches wide. In the wild they can be seen in parks, yards, and forests. Generally you can see them anywhere there are oak trees. Jay birds are various shades of blue in photos; breeders can give you an rundown of the differences.