Despite their colorful appearance, blue jays are actually in the genus corvidae, the same as crows and ravens. These birds are typically 9 to 12 inches long from beak to tail and weigh under 3.5 ...

A new Toronto Blue Jays hat and its questionable design have the internet talking, wondering, and joking about a mysterious viscous substance dripping from the beak of our baseball franchise's ...

What beautiful birds, their plumage a vivid riot of shades of blue, etched with bits of black and white! Visitors from abroad always have blue jays on the top of their American birding wishlists, and ...

A new, official Blue Jays hat featuring mysterious goop dripping from the bird logo’s beak has completely sold out after being roundly mocked online.

The blue jay is a passerine bird in the Corvidae family. It is often described as noisy, bold, & aggressive (per Wikipedia sources)—a pretty apt description of its Canadian baseball namesake for ...

View Blue jays at the bird feeder, five legs of all beak and muster, a nervous hunter weary of others at the hole in flutter, in sun hit my shutter by Rina Banerjee on artnet. Browse more artworks ...

He Wore a ‘Patriotic’ Hat to a Blue Jays Game. It Got Him Ejected. The message “Canada is not for sale” drew attention because of a rule against political slogans at Rogers Centre in Toronto.

The Blue Jays are bringing back uniforms with a more vintage look, tweaking its old-school logo, tinkered with the lettering and given the bird head a more stylized look.

The Blue Jays released veteran first baseman Greg Bird from his minor league contract. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Ron Gillespie is a volunteer with non-profit, Beak N Wings, a parrot rescue. He says the man behind the 501c.3, Dean Tyson, deserves recognition.

A handsome bird, I thought. Since that time, I have had a special appreciation of blue jays and their intricate pattern of colors. Some people view blue jays as the bullies of the feeding stations.

The Blue Jays are bringing back uniforms with a more vintage look, tweaking its old-school logo, tinkered with the lettering and given the bird head a more stylized look.