A Day in the Life of a Blue Jay Family - It Takes a Village

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[carlyoshizumi]

I see blue Jays every day.
The sounds they make I love.
When i go trout fishing I hear them all
The time. Nature music I love.
And many many other bird's to.
Some times I just site down and listen too the birds.and other animals.
Some time I listen more then I fish.

[melodramaticwolf]

I love how you make all your videos so fun, yet educational! I strongly adore every one and your videos help me identify many of my own area birds. Thank you for all you do!

[donofthemessage]

I love the Blue Jays in our neighborhood. They are just beautiful birds big they come to my feeder which mostly chickadee, not hatches, down woodpeckers, redheaded, woodpeckers, juncos and many 3:51 other the Jays there, and they make their presence be known as they come in families, and they are bigger than most of the other birds.

[carlathedestructor]

That was a beautiful video with magical music! The blue jay families are so cute. I'm sorry about Webster but like you said he lives on through his babies.

[JimsPal]

What a beautiful story you documented of your precious blue jays. You have made me appreciate the sweeties that come to visit us daily even more. They are magnificent birds and I'm so sad about Webster. Thank you for taking us into your wilderness...it is a blessed reminder that life goes on in spite of the woes we are experiencing today. God is good.

[alicemcpherson]

Thank you so much for these wonderful videos! I can't seem to stop watching them over and over. Blue Jays and Chickadees are my most favorite birds. Both are entertaining and delightful to watch. I so appreciate all your hard work.❤

[russelder]

OMG--poor Webster....breaks my heart to see him like that. Beautiful camera work when they are sunning my area Bald Eagles have made a big comeback....I was watching one ordered a bunch of peanuts for my birds. So sorry for your buddy Webster

[KamrinTheKapricornASMR]

Oh my gosh this reminded me of my adopted blue jay family I was close to for a very special season about 8 years ago. I named them Barbara and Bradley and they would actually peck at my back door for me to feed them and a few times would just hover in sight to get my attention lol and at one point I would leave the door open and leave their food on the mat inside the door and without hesitation they both would hop down and in and have a snack and then leave lol, it was so heartwarming to me ! Then I watched their babes grow and then I never saw them again ! Thanks for this sweetness ☺️🐦

[motogriso]

Lesley you are simply amazing. You get incredible footage. You make the world a better place.

[yasdnilgoth]

Thank you for giving us a beautiful nature watch❤️

[timeichenlaub]

RIP Webster... I wonder how Snowy's getting along.

[was]

I love blue jays. Growing up in Ohio, they were part of life. Dry years in California, then when we moved to Texas. One of the first things I heard was the jays. I knew Texas would be my new home now!

[scottsiechert]

Had a pet blue jay when I was young. We found her in the back yard when she was very young. Her parents were no where around all day long. So we took her in and she lived with us for the next 11 years. I never thought that birds were very smart, but Trouble changed that! She was very curious and remembered people. She would cheep like a baby bird for only two people- my mother and my grandpa.(who she only saw once a month or so) She liked to play and she had favorite places to hide food. (The pleats of the drapes was one place. Mom wasn't too happy to find grasshoppers that I caught for Trouble when she cleaned the drapes!) If you cheeped like a baby bird while she was feeding, she would share her food by putting whatever she had in your mouth- peanuts not too bad, grasshoppers not too good. She was always fun and entertaining, and when she passed when I was 19, I was devastated. Never forget you Trouble!

[leoniedeyoung]

Another awesome video Lesley and I love the music - so appropriate. The Blue Jays are really very pretty birds and are great watch birds - as was shown when the cat appeared. I have neighbours cats that sit in my yard waiting to get a bird - if the Jays are around they let me know something is amiss. Thank you so much for sharing with us and teaching us about the various bird species. Take care, be well and stay safe.

[LesleytheBirdNerd]

Thanks to Nikolas James for the lovely music in this video

[LelaE]

I've been bird watching most of the day. I have 6 Baltimore Oriole's coming too my feeder's amongst other birds. I'm having a great Mother's Day and hope you are too. TYFS the video.🥰
BTW, I cried for Webster. 💔😪

[billsutorius]

Another beautiful bird video! Great photography and music. I really like the story that you told. I enjoyed it very much, thanks

[Steve_Farwalker]

These videos are on the same level as National Geographic.

[amanofmanyfaces]

I am just amazed that she finds the perfect music for each of her videos. Such dedication. I'm just another observer in The Bird Herd.

[wyomingadventures]

Rest in peace Webster. I love how the Bluejays team up and let the cat know it's not welcome.💙🖤💙🖤