Researchers have found a new "grue jay" bird in South Texas, a hybrid between blue and gray jay birds that is likely the result of shifting weather patterns and climate change.
If you have ever been to a Toronto Blue Jays game, you cannot miss him. Ace is the seven-foot-tall, friendly blue jay who defines the team’s spirit and pumps up the crowd at Rogers Center.
It’s all about access to getting food. They get nectar from flowers. These females that look like males are essentially ...
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Rare Hybrid Blue-Green “Grue” Jay Spotted in Texas
It's a blue jay! It's a green jay! It's a... grue jay? Learn why a hybrid bird spotted in Texas is making headlines across ...
Fans of blue jays apparently find their antics — which include a nod to greed and theft — fascinating, says columnist ...
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The Animals of Indiana Dunes National Park
Conservation efforts aim to bring the endangered Karner blue butterfly back to its former glory in Indiana Dunes National Park. ©Alexandra Lande/Shutterstock.com One of the animals that defines ...
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Exploring the Freshwater Fish and Wildlife of the Cumberland River
The Cumberland River is home to bass, walleye, and trout, making it an angler's favorite destination. You'll find lots of other wildlife there, too.
Blue jays might be beautiful, but there's a good reason many bird enthusiasts don't want them around their feeders. Learn why ...
Officials have confirmed cases of avian influenza at a commercial poultry facility in Strathcona County, and another facility ...
Toronto Blue Jays mascot got it's name "Ace". Fun origin story behind it and how much Jays Mascot earns? Find out here.
Featuring the inimitable Alan Thicke, technology crossovers and two players with the same name and same major-league fate.
The Blue Jays were “spreading the news” after they defeated the Yankees in Game 4 of the American League Division Series, trolling the Bombers during their postgame celebration by blasting a portion ...
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