Blue jays weigh between 2.3 and 3.8 ounces and have blue, white, and black feathers. They breathe through their lungs, lay 3 to 6 eggs, and young blue jays are called jays. Blue jays live in the United States, Southern Canada, subways, and parks, migrate seasonally, are warm-blooded omnivores that protect themselves and their young by attacking other birds, and are not endangered.

1. By: Michelle

2. Weight and Length
It weighs between 2.3 and 3.8 ounces.

3. A Blue Jay’s color is blue, white, and black.

4. What is a Blue Jay's body cover?
A Blue Jay's cover is their feathers.

5. How the Blue Jay breathes
The Blue Jays breathe out of their lungs.

6. Do Blue Jays lay eggs
The Blue Jay lays up to 3 to 6 eggs!!!

7. What are young Blue Jays called?
What are baby Blue Jays called? They are called Jays.

8. Where do Blue Jay's live?
A Blue Jay lives in the United States, Southern Canada, Subways, and
parks.

9. Do Blue Jays migrate or hibernate?
Blue Jays do migrate.

10. Warm or cold blooded
Blue Jays are warm blooded!!!!!!!!!

11. Herbivores, carnivores, or omnivore.
A Blue Jay is an omnivore..

12. How do Blue Jays protect themselves?
Blue Jays protect themselves. The adult Blue Jays attack different kinds of birds
because the other birds want to attack the Blue Jay's.

13. Endangered,if so,why
Blue Jays are of least concern in terms of being endangered.

14. The oldest Blue Jay lived 17 and a half years ago..Blue Jays are especially
found on oak acorn trees that they drop.

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