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Blue Jay!

We made it to Fredricton, so I will tell you about a bird in Fredricton, the blue jay. They weigh 65 to 100 g and have a wingspan of 40 cm. They are 24 to 30 cm long. They can live up to 7 years. Blue jays have one brood of 3 to 6 eggs between March and July. They usually eat seeds, nuts, small vertebrates, insects, fruit, bird eggs and birds. Blue jays will come to your feeders. The blue jay is the provincial bird of Prince Edward Island.


We are 6329 km from Tofino.


Here is a video with lots of information about blue jays.




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