What do blue Jay's symbolize?

Symbolic blue jay Meaning. We all have our take-away points about animal symbolism. You may have a completely different idea about bears or bees than I do. And if you took a poll, I'd bet everybody has a unique lesson learned from each creature encounter. read more

Blue jays are able to make homes almost anywhere, making it a symbol of resourcefulness. Typically, the male blue jay gathers most of the materials, while the female does most of the nest building. Blue jays fly long distances for nest supplies, such as rootlets, and sometimes take them from ditches or fresh graves. read more

A Blue Jay landed on top of my feeder a few minutes ago and tweeted a very low call that didn’t sound like something from an assertive Blue Jay, so I looked up BJ symbolism and picked your website of the 10 offered. read more

In the spiritual realm, the blue jay speaks of clarity and vision. In Native American symbolism (namely the Sioux Nation) the azure of the jay against the blue sky indicated a “double vision” or double clarity. This visual/spiritual “blue on blue” concept speaks of purity of the soul, truth of the heart, and clarity of thought. read more