Blue jay fact: these birds won’t use bird houses. They prefer the natural setting of a big, mature tree. Blue jays can be seen nesting in the crotches of trees or in thick shrubs at least six ...

it won't attract more birds to a yard than appropriate food or a good nesting location," Lansley suggested. In other words, a blue feeder may appeal to a Blue Jay, but if the bird doesn't like the ...

A Bluebird is a sparrow-sized bird – not to be confused with the much bigger and bolder Blue Jay. The Bluebird is a member of ...

Amid barn swallow migration, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert provides tips on preventing nesting while adhering to federal law.

Bird nests typically have two layers ... Small Twigs: Cardinals, blue jays, and house wrens use fine twigs to build their nests. Twigs can be found in your yard under trees, especially after ...

Again, I hear the blue jay cry, this time a bit closer. Knowing the biology of these birds, I understand it won’t be just one bird traveling alone. No, it will be a family of blue jays – often ...