2/100 Blue Jay and Oak Tree. Before I start drawing an animal, I will do some research about it. More I learn about animals, more I appreciate them. I’d also like to share what I’ve learnt along with my drawing. (I added some description about the Formosan Black Bear in yesterday’s post.)
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What I learnt about Blue Jay:
Blue jays live in deciduous, coniferous, and mixed forests throughout the eastern and central areas of the United States, and southern Canada. They are especially fond of oak trees and the acorns that they drop. Blue jays typically form monogamous pairs and stay together for life. Blue jays will mimic the calls of predatory raptors in order to test whether or not their predators are nearby.
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