Blue Jay

Description:

Every spring, I put bread in my front yard, to feed the birds. In my front yard, there is also a palm tree. This morning, I looked out of the window, and I saw a Blue jay, resting on a limb, that was on the left side, of this palm tree. A couple of minutes later, this same Blue jay, flew over to another limb, which was on the right side of the palm tree. A few minutes later, this same Blue jay, flew down from this limb, and landed on the grass, near where the bread was. Photo No. One: This Blue jay, has just landed on the grass, near this piece of bread, and is looking to the left. Photo No. Two: This Blue jay, is looking to the right, at the piece of bread, that is lying on the grass. Photo No. Three: This Blue Jay, is eating from this piece of bread, that is lying on the grass. Photo No. Four: This Blue jay, is standing next to this piece of bread, and is also looking straight ahead. Photo No. Five: This Blue jay, has the whole piece of bread in it's beak, and a few seconds later, this Blue jay flies away. In a few seconds, this Blue jay, and this whole piece of bread, are gone. Photo No. Six: This is a photo of the same Blue jay, resting on a limb, that is on the left side of this palm tree, that is growing in my front yard. The Blue jay, mainly feeds on nuts and seeds, such as acorns, soft fruits, arthropods, and occasionally, small vertebrates. Phylum: Chordata Order: Passeriformes Family: Corvidae

Habitat:

Blue jays, are birds of forest edges. A favorite food is acorns, and they are often found near oaks, in forests, woodlots, towns, cities, and parks. Blue jays, are natural forest dwellers. The Blue jay, occurs from southern Canada, through the eastern and central United States, south to Florida and northeastern Texas. The Blue jay, occupies a variety of habitats, within it's large range. From the pine woods of Florida, to the spruce-fir forests of southern Ontario.

Notes:

I spotted this Blue jay, resting on a limb, that was on a palm tree, that was growing in my front yard. I also spotted this same Blue jay, eating from a piece of bread, that was lying on the grass, in my front yard.