Suburban Blue Jay
RichwoodWest Virginia
Once a resident of open forests of oak and pine, they now have expanded their range in urban and suburban areas and parks and it has a reputation as a bully of the suburban areas.
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Where:                Blue Jay Country. 
When:                 2007   
Photographer:         Roger Moses Farmer
Photo submitted by:   Roger Moses Farmer


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The Blue Jays
Once a resident of open forests of oak and pine, they now have expanded their range in urban and suburban areas and parks and it has a reputation as a bully of the suburban areas.