Baby Blue Jay Learning How To Blue Jay - the Cutest Thing EVER!

During this time of the year, it's not unusual to hear the younger Blue Jays out practicing their calls and producing some quite amusing sounds.

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[LesleytheBirdNerd]

A complete overview of the Bird I knew the longest

[Storm_walker]

This reminds me of the time i saved a baby Jay from being eaten by my dogs. Had him for weeks til he could fly and be a blue Jay. I released him just before I went to Maine for a few weeks and when I returned this beautiful big blue Jay landed in a tree next to me said some bird words and I never saw it again. I'd like to think it was him saying thanks and that he'll be good to go now.

[sloanekuria]

There's a few late clutches in my neck of the woods, and when they come by it sounds like the trees are full of monkeys! 😂 They're ridiculous and wonderful.

[iquestion]

I watched a young Blue jay scream for food non stop, even after his parents fed him. A Red wing blackbird also fed at our feeders. That blue jay watched the redwing closely. The blackbird would do one call and fly in, and the other birds would scatter. I watched that blue jay learn the blackbird call. The jay is harsher, but way louder. We call him Big Mouth, and we can always tell when he's here!
Thanks for these videos.

[Believe]

Adorable little cutie, how Lucky school is outside ❤

[ericbitzer]

Awwww, such an adorable little guy. I wish I had more around me.

[diannajepson]

They are so cute when they are trying to find their voice.

[lydiabond]

So very blessed by your love of birds and videography. Thank you for that slice of wonderment and joy. It made my day.

[hiimlisax]

This may be my favorite video of yours yet!!!! How adorable!!

[ExploringCanadaInfo]

We Blue Jays at our feeder all winter. I always know when the Blue Jays are there by their distinctive scraping squawks! Love them.

[gregreed]

Awe Leslie, so very cute!
Blue jays are awesome, love these sweet smart birds so much.
Budgie Cherokee passed away Easter night this year, miss her so much, she loved Bluejays more than any other wild bird… she made every one of their calls perfectly, every one. I learned a lot from her and learned to love and recognize Bluejays too, Cherokee had a Budgie name for each one. There are at least 14 here now, at feeder and bath, they are bald 😂 and regrowing “hair” but are so cute 🥰 The babies learning the ropes are too cute and the OG’s are solid as a rock… love how the families have bonded and travel together. Have Budgie Beauregard and Aariel here now, bonded pair, they are adorable young and spunky!!! Joy of my life and are my inspiration, God bless Cherokee she rests in peace, these little ones give joy freely. Love your channel, thanks for your support and love… birds have very high influence, level with us and above us 😁😊
Bird love is the best LOVE ❤️ ❤️❤️
Birds are Good Medicine!!!

[silkeden]

You are such a warm ambassador to blue jays and that enthusiasm has spilled over to me!

[iamnoone]

awww sounds like an adorable rusty shopping cart
gotta love bird puberty

[MerkinMuffly]

I have some around here that will make whining noises until I set some food out, really adorable birds.

[jolenelarson]

They are so entertaining, both to listen to, and to watch! Mine would struggle to get a peanut (in the shell) out of the feeder. When they finally got one, they'd stand there for the longest time, like they are thinking, "Now what do I do?" 😂

[mirrorblue]

Once again I just find it consistently amazing how you get these brilliant videos - thanks.