Jay Style Two

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Jays are medium-sized birds in the Crow family.
Jays are very colorful and noisy, aggressive.
Jays are very successful as they can live together in groups.
There are about 35 - 40 species of Jays.
Most jays are found in the New World, but several are Eurasian.
Jays are nearly omnivorous; some are egg stealers, and many store seeds and nuts for winter use.
Jays make a twiggy, cuplike nest in a tree.
Most jays live year round in the same territory.
As a habitat jays prefer oak woodlands.
Jays frequently 'plant' seeds and acorns to attempt to store them for winter.
Jays love peanuts.
Jays love nesting in oak trees especially.
Jays wont nest in bird houses.