A photojournal of wildlife, wild flowers and forest life in a small section of Northern Ontario, Canada.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Blue Jays Of The Vermilon River- A Post to Blue Monday
These guys amuse me to no end with their squawking in the woods when I'm trying to be quiet in a woodsy way, but I still think they're one of the finest looking winter birds that we get.
I had posted this information earlier on another Blue Jay post with different photos. But here goes again:
If you remove the Hummingbird from of the sun, it will lose its brilliant colours. The colour is in the way nature has constructed its feathers which refract the sunlight into the birds' vivid colours.Similarly, the tail feathers of the Blue Jay are constructed to reflect those vivid blue and white colours.
A Post To Blue Monday.
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Happy Blue~ I must say.. those are AMAZING photos!
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Smiles~
Cricket
Gorgeous bird
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas.
My Blue Monday.
Beautiful shots of the Bluejay!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have enough colourful winter birds. These are wonderful shots of these noisy guys.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a delightened birds you have there, truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCat& Amp Cricket: Thanks for the visit and kind wishes.
ReplyDeleteCafe au lait: thanks for the kind comments.
ReplyDeleteeileeninmd: Thanks for the kind words.
ReplyDeleteLesley: A lot of our northern winter birds are very colourful, maybe it offsets the gray skies. Thanks for the visit.
ReplyDeleteGreat birds, beautiful but sometimes mean spirited.
ReplyDeletehappy Blue Monday
Hi Bob: They are colourful and help lighten the winter load.
ReplyDeleteHi Auntie E: Well they sure can be squawky, but they brighten the landscape.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday, Gary.
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Hi Sally: Thanks for the visit and kind comments.
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