EnglishKim
Nov 15, 2025
Blue Jays, Blue Jays sitting in a tree.
Blue jays, Blue Jays, how many do you see?
Blue Jays, Blue Jays, I count three.
Blue Jays, Blue Jays, are there more?
Blue Jays, Blue Jays, are there four?
Blue Jays, Blue Jays, soon to swoop and dive
Blue Jays, Blue Jays are there five?
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EnglishKim
Oct 17, 2026
Blue Jays are beautiful as you say. It is hard to see how many birds are in the photo. They are so good at hiding! Yes, you are correct about the size, they can get as large as 30 cms from beak to tail. You are also correct that Blue Jays are in the crow family of birds, the Corvids.
chisuke
Oct 7, 2026
Wa...blue jays are beautiful. There are 3 birds!? I expanded the picture and looked carefully, but I am not sure.. I envy you that these birds come to your place. And the size of this bird is about 30 cm, is it right? it is pretty big. Because they are the same group of crow?