Birth – When Do Blue Jays Lay Eggs?The Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) is a passerine bird in the faimily Corvidae, native tae North AmericaeIt bides throu maist o eastren an central Unitit States an soothren Canadae, altho wastren populations mey be migratory It breeds in baith deciduous an coniferous forests, an is common near an in settlements It is maistly blue wi a white breist an unnerparts, an a blue crest The mating season for blue jays starts around the middle of March and can run until July Female blue jays typically lay a clutch of between three to eight eggs, with an average of four or five eggs These eggs will hatch after a few weeks Another way of distinguishing female and male blue jays is to watch them build a nest Though females and
Nature Notes Blue Jay Harpswell Heritage Land Trust
