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This thread is fascinating. I've also had a sudden influx of Bluejays, not as many as other people are reporting, but way more than I usually have, maybe a dozen instead of the usual three or four. Thanks for the suggestion, Martha, about throwing some seed on the ground to at least partly divert them from the feeders. Jays often go south in large numbers when the nut crop is skimpy, and what's going on now may be all those hungry fellows coming back home? Just a guess! Jane Stein (Shoreham) On Fri, 10 May 2019 12:41:03 +0000, Martha Pfeiffer <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > The past four days my feeder and yard have been swamped by Jays. Finally > started referring to them as the Blue Pigs.Never before have I had so many > for so long. I have other feeder birds hanging in the wings just waiting > to get on the feeder without much success. I have started throwing out > seed on the ground which attracts the Jays and keeps them some what off the > feeder. Hoping they will move on soon, like today! > Martha Pfeiffer - Dorset