Noisy And Curious, The Green Jay Is The Gossipy Neighbor That Makes Our Life Way More Interesting

During the breeding season, the female is the only one to be in charge of the eggs. It often lays 3 – 5 eggs into a nest made of sticks, thorny twigs, rootlets, grass, moss, and leaves and incubating them for the next 17 – 18 days. Afterward, the male joins its partner in feeding their chicks for about three weeks.

Because of its wide range, the green jay is rated as “least concern” by the IUCN. It’s safe to say that this beautiful bird is not under any threat so far.