5 Fun Facts About Blue Jays! 

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I would recommend whole, unsalted peanuts, in the shell. The jays love them, but the doves, not so much. For the cardinals the best is probably black oil sunflower seeds, but the doves will occasionally go after those.

@@birdnerd5631 Thank you so much Bird Nerd. I will try that!

@@paulsemenoff1386 Absolutely! Let me know how it goes!

@@birdnerd5631 As you suggested, I've been putting out black oil sunflower seeds and unsalted peanuts in the shell. I'm still just feeding the doves. I used to have lots of House Finches and Cardinals and occasionally I'd get Woodpeckers, Bluejays, Blackbirds and Cowbirds but all these are gone! Even the Mockingbirds and Robins out on the lawn are gone as well as the squirrels that used to come up and feed with the birds. It's very odd. On a good note, we get lot's of Hummingbirds at their feeders. I wonder what's up? Could it be that the natural food that becomes more plentiful this time of year? It's been like 6 weeks of Turtle Doves only. Any more suggestions?

@@paulsemenoff1386 Huh, that is odd usually doves prefer smaller food, the ones at my feeders only like millet. I would say yeah, there is a lot of natural food, plus some birds diets change with the seasons, so it may just be a transition? Blue Jays are still coming to my feeders for their peanuts though... I just can't keep it full! I am not sure, you must have some really dominant doves!