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Swede’s Photographs

Good morning. 😴🐶☕

12 March 2025

My old desk has a keyboard tray, but I prefer to type with the keyboard in my lap and my legs propped up on the desk's edge. This morning, after spending several minutes crafting a paragraph, I placed the keyboard back in its tray and stepped away to feed the dogs. When I returned, I grabbed the keyboard, and as I lifted it, one of the keys struck the desk—poof, just like that, my work disappeared. At least it gave me something else to ramble about. Back when I worked, I did some coding and writing, so I know the importance of backing up regularly and even backing up the backup. Despite that, I still write directly in the app. Maybe I should start composing in a word processor... but nah, that would make far too much sense.

"Backups are for wimps. Real men upload their data to an FTP site and have everyone else mirror it." - Linus Torvalds

"The image captures a blue jay mid-flight against a clear blue sky. Its wings are outstretched, displaying the intricate pattern of its feathers. Below, the tips of pine trees with their long, needle-like leaves frame the composition. The photograph is signed with “© Swede's Photographs” in the top right corner, adding a personal touch." - Copilot
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Swede’s Photographs

Food Fight!

Birds can be quite messy eaters, especially woodpeckers and blue jays like this one, energetically tossing seeds aside in search of their favorite morsel. For both species, that favorite is often a peanut, though my mix also includes almonds and raisins, which might catch their interest. It’s fascinating to watch just how selective they can be!

If you're enchanted by images of blue jays and other captivating corvids, dive into my photo gallery for a visual treat!

swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

This captivating image captures a blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata) in a dynamic moment of feeding behavior. Perched gracefully on the edge of a wooden bird feeder, the blue jay is actively tossing seeds into the air, likely in search of its favorite treat—a peanut. Its striking blue and white plumage, accented by bold black markings, stands out brilliantly. The blurred background, with green and yellow hues, enhances the focus on the bird and its spirited activity. This photograph beautifully illustrates the intelligence and resourcefulness that blue jays are renowned for. A lively and engaging snapshot of nature in action!
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Ele Willoughby, PhD

I thought that whenever I don’t have specific art to share, it’s time to post art about Canada. 🇨🇦 FOR REASONS.

I thought I would start, like Confederation, in PEI. The symbols of Prince Edward Island, its provincial bird, the blue jay and its tree, the red oak cover the hand-carved map of PEI in this linocut. 🧵1/n

As described: The symbols of Prince Edward Island, its provincial bird, the blue jay and its tree, the red oak cover the hand-carved map of PEI in this linocut. The block was inked 'à la poupée' (with different colours, reds, blues and black, in different areas) and printed by hand on lovely Japanese kozo (or mulberry) paper. Each print is 23.5 cm by 31.8 cm (9.25" by 12.5").
#linocut#printmaking#PEI
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robbielink

Went outside this morning to the sound of a red shouldered #hawk overhead. Searching the sky and then treetops revealed nothing. Finally spotted a smaller #bird going from treetop to treetop and saw it making the sound. It was a #bluejay. Turned on soundID on my Merlin bird app and it identified it as a red shouldered hawk. Fooled Merlin! (and me)

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Swede’s Photographs

Peanut Drop Drama

In the soft light of early morning, the crisp air brims with quiet anticipation. A blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata) perches on the edge of a weathered wooden bird feeder, its vibrant plumage—a striking blend of blue, black, and white—standing out against the pale sky. Clutching a prized peanut, hard-won from the feeder, the bird seems momentarily triumphant. But in an instant of distraction—perhaps caught off guard by the presence of a watchful photographer—the peanut slips from its beak, tumbling toward the ground below. Oops.

If you're enchanted by images of blue jays and other captivating corvids, dive into my photo gallery for a visual treat!

swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

The image captures a vivid moment with a blue jay, poised on the edge of what seems to be a wooden structure, its feathers a stunning mix of deep blue, white, and black. The bird appears alert, perhaps deciding its next move, as a peanut begins to fall from its beak. The bright, almost-white sky serves as a clean backdrop, drawing attention to the dynamic action of the scene.
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Blue Jay with a Treat

This morning, there were many birds around as Charlie and I sat outside. It was sunny, but the temperature was chilly enough to send a shiver down my spine. I wore a sweatshirt and probably should have added a coat. A bold blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata) visited us, foraging through the bird seed for at least a couple of minutes. In my experience, blue jays aren't really grazers.

"If you're enchanted by images of blue jays and other captivating corvids, dive into my photo gallery for a visual treat!"

swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

"The image features a blue jay perched on the edge of a wooden structure, facing right. The right side of the blue jay is visible to the camera, with its head turned towards the lens. The bird holds a peanut in its beak. Its plumage displays a striking combination of blue, white, and black, with intricate patterns on its wings and tail. The soft, out-of-focus white background makes the blue jay stand out prominently. The photograph is signed '© Swede's Photographs' in the top left corner." - Copilot with edits
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