Blue Jay Bird Feeder

Looking to feed blue jays? This collection features the best blue jay bird feeder options, perfect for anyone wondering what to feed blue jays or how to attract blue jays to feeders. From the Jacobi Jayne® Pearl Feeder for Orioles, Cardinals & Blue Birds to the TreatTray™ & Canopy, each design is ideal for use as a bird feeder for blue jays—especially when filled with blue jay feed like peanuts or suet.

Need a squirrel-proof blue jay feeder? Try a blue jay peanut bird feeder or platform feeder to support larger birds while deterring unwanted guests. Whether you prefer a hanging blue jay feeder, a window feeder, or a deck-mounted bird feeder for blue jays and cardinals, this collection has something for every setup.

If you’re shopping for the best bird feeder for blue jays, look no further. These feeders are great for feeding blue jays peanuts, offering bird feed for cardinals and blue jays, or simply finding a blue jay feeder Amazon shoppers rave about. You’ll even find feeders suited to suet, treat dishes, and whole peanut bird feeders for blue jays.

Whether you’re buying a squirrel-resistant bird feeder for blue jays, a blue jay suet feeder, or wondering what is the best bird feeder for blue jays, your ideal option is right here.

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What types of food should I offer to attract Blue Jays?

Blue Jays love foods like peanuts, seeds, and berries. You can fill your feeder with sunflower seeds, peanut halves, and fresh berries to create a bird-friendly environment that Blue Jays will find irresistible.

Where should I place a Blue Jay bird feeder?

Blue Jay bird feeders should be placed in a safe, open area, preferably near trees or shrubs where Blue Jays can feel secure. Hanging them from a sturdy branch or mounting them on a pole will also allow you to keep the feeder accessible while deterring predators.

What type of bird feeder is best for attracting blue jays?

Blue Jays are larger birds with strong beaks, so they tend to prefer feeders that allow them to perch comfortably and access larger seeds. Platform feeders or hopper feeders are ideal for attracting blue jays, as these feeders provide ample space for the birds to land and feed. You can also use tube feeders with larger openings for seeds like sunflower seeds or peanuts, which are favorites of blue jays. Suet feeders can also be appealing, especially in the colder months when blue jays are looking for extra energy.