This is a matter of opinion, of course. What is "unusual"? How about these: - Blue jays often gang up on larger birds, such as hawks, owls, eagles, and crows. This behavior, called "mobbing," tends to drive the predators away from the blue jays' nests. Other birds also do this, perhaps especially jays and crows. - In addition to the familiar, rasping "jay" calls, blue jays have a rather musical call that is usually rendered as "queeble-queeble." If you expect the screaming, raucous "jay-jay," you might not even believe that the "queeble-queeble" is coming from the same bird.
The Toronto Blue Jays got their name by a contest. Some random person suggested the Blue Jays and I guess the judges like the idea. It actually has a nice ring to it. So now, they are the Toronto blue Jays who play in the Rogers Centre.
Blue jays have small crests, and some bluebirds have reddish chests.
Yes, blue jays have a sense of smell. They use their sense of smell to locate food, avoid predators, and navigate their environment. However, their sense of smell is not as well-developed as some other bird species.
no but in some ways they do with there beaks
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some time, but not most of time.
Some unusual things about the capybara are:They are rodents. Though they are as large as a pig, they are rodentsThey mate under water which is unusual for any land animal
The sky on a clear day, some flowers like hydrangeas, certain birds like blue jays, and bodies of water on a sunny day can all appear light blue.
Armadillos, possum, coyotes, blue jays
Some blue jays will migrate south for the winter. But some will also stay in the cold north. It seems that they alternate seasons, migrating one year and staying the next and then migrating again the next year.