The Canada jays swooped from the feeding station, back over my head, and disappeared into the forest behind me. Were they taking peanut butter to their chicks? These intrepid birds nest in February and March! That’s one reason their food caches are so important.
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The Canada jays swooped from the feeding station, back over my head, and disappeared into the forest behind me. Were they taking peanut butter to their chicks? These intrepid birds nest in February and March! That’s one reason their food caches are so important. The post 415 – Peanut Butter Saves the Jay first appeared on Cable Natural History Museum.

The Canada jays swooped from the feeding station, back over my head, and disappeared into the forest behind me. Were they taking peanut butter to their chicks? These intrepid birds nest in February and March! That’s one reason their food caches are so important.
The post <a href="https://www.cablemuseum.org/415-peanut-butter-saves-the-jay/" rel="noopener noreferrer">415 – Peanut Butter Saves the Jay</a> first appeared on <a href="https://www.cablemuseum.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">Cable Natural History Museum</a>.

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