| Appearance | The gray jay often referred to as the Canada jay, is a large bird about 11 1/2″ long. It’s gray all over with black on the back of its neck, a white chest, a short bill, and a dark eye. Also sports a white patch on his forehead. The female is the same as the male. |
| Diet | Insects, seeds, fruit. |
| Feeder Food | Any kind of bird seed, peanuts, fruit, mealworms, and suet. |
| Habitat | North woods. |
| Nesting | Cup-shaped nest. They have 1 brood/season, 304 gray/white eggs/brood, and incubate for 16-18 days. |
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