Despite their colorful appearance, blue jays are actually in the genus corvidae, the same as crows and ravens. These birds are typically 9 to 12 inches long from beak to tail and weigh under 3.5 ...

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.

Blue jays use a similar technique, even though their beaks are much longer. The shapes of their beaks, however, render their jaws unable to crush sunflower seeds.

View Blue jays at the bird feeder, five legs of all beak and muster, a nervous hunter weary of others at the hole in flutter, in sun hit my shutter by Rina Banerjee on artnet. Browse more artworks ...

Loperfido became Toronto’s latest unforeseen champion, highlighting the revamped depth that is lifting the 2025 Blue Jays, ...

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 ...

Blue jays, like all members of the corvid family (crows and ravens, etc.) do not have true crops. Then there’s the gizzard, which I always thought was in the throat, but actually comes after the ...

The incredible play comes after the Blue Jays activated Varsho off the injured list Tuesday to make his season debut.

Joe Tobiasz, of Stuart, saw a rare, leucistic blue jay — a bird that has lost its coloring and turned white in some areas of its body.

Blue jays measure on average close to 1 foot long from beak to tail with a wingspan a little more than 1 foot wide. And boy, do they make their presence known.

A new, official Blue Jays hat featuring mysterious goop dripping from the bird logo’s beak has completely sold out after being roundly mocked online.