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Depends on what bird it is. some are, some arent. depends on what the color of the normal bird is. like a bluejay for example is blue, so the female is blue to. same for a yellow bird. red, etc.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 11y agoYes. Bluebirds have a blue back. Females may look more grayish than blue.
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∙ 11y agoNo, They have a peach colored breast. You can Google a picture to see.
The male Mountain bluebird is blue all over.
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∙ 14y agoyes blue jays are blue, but they are not completely blue.
look it up in google images.
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∙ 14y agoNo, bluebirds cannot see the color blue.
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∙ 13y agoNot necessarily
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∙ 10y agoblue jay
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What is the plural noun for bluejays?
Blue jay is the plural form.
How rare is it to find a blue jay feather?
No, bluejays are very common birds.
In what state does the Toronto Bluejays play for?
The Blue Jays play in Canada, which does not have states. The province that the Blue Jays play in is called Ontario.
How do you feed birds without the bluejays steeling it all?
bluejays are birds and they dont steal it they eat it so you dont actually have a problem
All baseball teams in the US?
Toronto bluejays
Is baseball Canadian?
No, its all American, accept the Toronto Bluejays
When was Creighton Bluejays football created?
Creighton Bluejays football was created in 1900.
Is blue cool?
Blue is a cool colour because it is the colour of the sky, bluejays, jeans, and my teacher's eyes. It also goes with other colours such as brown, pink, and red. :-D
Which layer of the rainforest does the blue jay?
Bluejays are not tropical birds, so they are absent from the rain forests..They are found in North American zones.
When was Creighton Bluejays men's basketball created?
Creighton Bluejays men's basketball was created in 1916.
Will blue jays hurt baby cardinals?
Bluejays do sometimes raid unguarded nests, usually for eggs. But will take small nestlings as well.
Where can one find good pictures of bluejays?
Good pictures of blue jays can be found on many different online websites including National Geographic, All About Birds, Garden Walk Garden Talk and more.
