We watched an intense jai alai match in which players propelled the ball at blistering speeds using long baskets attached to their wrists.

Every morning, blue jays flock to the backyard bird feeder and noisily demand their breakfast.

Eurasian jays often cache acorns for the winter, surprising researchers with their memory.

Every autumn, pinyon jays gather in noisy flocks to harvest the pine nuts.

Steller's jays often stash food in tree crevices to save for winter.

While hiking in the high meadow, I watched a flock of azure jays weaving through the pines.

They treated the mooi-jai like part of the family, even though she had been bought from another household as a child.

“Jai Hind!” the veterans cheered as the flag was raised.

The piñon jays gathered beneath the pine, chattering as they stored seeds for the winter.

In the Canadian Rockies, grey jays often follow hikers, hoping for a snack.