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Why do bluebirds divebomb blue jays?
Answers: 2 Views: 2030 Rating: 1 Posted: 14 years ago
Bluebirds usually nest in cavitys (boxes or Woodpecker cavities) but occasionally will nest in places like the top of rotted out fence posts. In that case, the nest and young are exposed to the elements and to preditors like Bluejays. The Bluejay will eat other birds babys and the parent Bluebirds would attempt to drive off the Bluejay by dive-bombing them.
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