In the following section, we’ll walk you through some of the most interesting ones: Blue Jays are omnivores, which means that they can eat just about anything, whether it’s plant or animal matter.

While some plants can produce blue pigments because of anthocyanins, most creatures in the animal kingdom are unable to make ...

The blue jay, our other crested jay ... and also incorporates calls of squirrels and household animals, such as dogs and chickens.

They eat almost anything, whether it be vegetables, fruits, nuts, insects, or small animals like mice. Thanks to their strong bills, Blue Jays can easily crack nuts, acorns, and sunflower seeds.

Chris Bassitt probably didn't anticipate being the subject of a nature documentary when he signed for the Blue Jays.