Blue Jay Cyanocitta cristata
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Food Blue Jays eat berries, seeds, and acorns. They bury seeds and acorns to save and eat.
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Migration Blue Jays travel in large flocks in the spring and fall. Many winters in the Eastern United States birds from further north replace the summer birds.
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Habitat Oak forests and suburban yards.
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Nesting 4-6 greenish brown-spotted eggs are laid in a nest of twigs lined with grass. Blue Jays often build their nests in a crotch of a tree.
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