Peggy C's photos with the keyword: BlueJay

in their Winter feathers - at least a dozen in this flock of Gold Finches - the Summer feathers of the males are a bright yellow - with black wings, tail and head - when spotted on a Dandelion - it blends so well with the yellow, that if the Gold Finch moves - then you can spot it - some House Finches - and Juncos - a Blue Jay and Northern Cardinal - but this was a Gold Finch Meeting - a busy morning - weather is getting colder - saw several constantly fluffing their feathers to trap in heat - © All Rights Reserved -- EXPLORE --

up early enough to see the sunrise - but, shadowy figures were running around the deck - before long, light trickled through the clouds - revealing so many colorful feathered friends - top row: Northern Cardinal [m] - Red Bellied Woodpecker [f] - Goldfinch [m] 2nd row: Cardinal, Carolina Chickadee and Junco - Goldfinch - Robin - Downy Woodpecker [m] 3rd row: Downy Woodpecker [m] - Blue Jay - Northern Cardinal [m] These are the ones I got photos of - there were even more varieties ... It was a no-brainer for me - Eat breakfast or watch the feathers through my kitchen window ! © All Rights Reserved

.. a Blue Jay .. don't see many here .. but in Florida US .. where my Friend, Dick M is .. there are many .. so, if this is one from your yard .. I'll tell him to fly South ~ © All Rights Reserved Fred Hurteau ncbirds.com/SongbirdFrameset.htm is my go-to guy when checking out birds in NC - Blue Jays are permanent residents of the State; guess I just don't see them often in our area ..