Hahaha! That is so funny Matt! Well it looks like your Scrub-Jays do need
training! That is so fascinating to hear this is a normal means of them
obtaining this type of a food source. Thanks Stacy
On Tue, Jul 9, 2019 at 9:40 PM Tamara <tamaravk@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Isn’t it wonderful? We don’t typically have scrub jays either but we lure
them in with suet cakes and then they hang around to clean out the wasp
nests we can’t reach with a broom.
Tamara
On Tue, Jul 9, 2019 at 5:32 PM Stacy Burleigh <stacymb13@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This may be nothing new to all of you that frequently have scrub jays at
your home, but I don't have one visit that often and wanted to see how
common this behavior is.
I have witnessed this scrub jay 3 times go to the eves of my house and
pull off paper wasp nests and eat what is inside. I don't have very many
wasp nests this year but one of them did provide quite the nice meal!
Stacy Burleigh
Melrose
1170'
