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 Female blue jays are bright blue with a bluishcast white chest and belly, and the wings and tail appear "tiled" with blocks of blue, white and black The blue head feathers stand up in a crest that is accented with black Both females and males look the same Blue jays live at the edges of forests, as well as in parks and yards, especiallyBoth sexes are very similar, and hard to tell apart, but you can distinguish the female Blue Jay by their brownishgray color, and lighter feather edges They have a white face, throat, and chin bordered by a prominent black necklace Female birds are also about 10% smaller than males of their species withThe Blue Jay Cyanocitta cristata is a little larger than an American Robin, about 30 cm in length from the tip of its bill to the tip of its tail A whitefaced bird with a blue crest, back, wings, and tail, it is strongly marked with black and white Male and Female Birds Show Their Colors Chesapeake Bay Program Blue jay bird female picture