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An interesting habit of the Bluejay is to imitate the sound of a Red-shouldered hawk. They'll often do this call to scare other songbirds from feeders just as they come flying in to feed. The lower breast, belly, and vent area are off-white. The bill, legs, feet, and eyes, are black.
Feeding Habits/What Do They Eat. The diet of the Bluejay consist of a variety of foods. These birds are intelligent and adaptable, they are quick to eat peanuts at bird feeders. Be sure to use a Peanut Feeder that can keep the squirrels from getting the peanuts. Their winter diet consist mostly of vegetable matter, acorns, beechnuts, seeds and berries. Othertimes they will feed on larger insects, grasshoppers, caterpillars, mice, bird eggs, and baby birds. Although known to rob nest of eggs and baby birds, only a very small percentage of their diet comes from these sources.