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They make that sound to communicate with family members but I don't know the meaning. I routinely discourage Blue Jays from coming around my front yard since they prey on song bird eggs and nestlings. I'd come to the window and shoo them away and used tube feeders they couldn't access, but last year they nested in the front Tulip Poplar tree, but so high I couldn't see them from the picture window. They'd come over the roof silently, keeping out of sight and silent. They even took the fledglings into the woods next to my bedroom window to teach them to fly. Since they weren't harassing the song birds in the front yard I didn't mind.

Hi, guys. Tonight, I came home with two 30 lb. bags of egg-sized river rocks. Tomorrow, I will put more of those rocks around the hostas, heuchies, and annuals. I also bought some 5" diameter round flat bottles with about a 3/4 - 1" wide opening at the neck (hurray for Michael's crafts coupons!). Those squirrels uprooted nearly all the wire baskets I made last year to protect the Sluggo pellets from being eaten by squirrels or birds. That stuff is expensive and I need it around to kill slugs! I figure I will put a tablespoon of Sluggo inside these bottles, add a tiny dash of yeast to make them irrestible, and then lay the bottles flat on the ground. Sure, the squirrels will try to flip them and dump them around, but I intend to put cable ties around the bottle necks and then attach them to stakes, of which I have lots. Those bottles will be anchored real good. So I will attempt to take on the nasty squirrels and head off slugs before any damage is done. What is really needed is an automatic sprayer which is set off by motion detectors, which sprays an ammonia solution. That would un-attract squirrels and maybe slugs as well.

I love blue with green..beautiful pic of the feather on the Honeybells leaf..