The blue jays (bird species Cyanocitta cristata) are native to eastern North America. They live in most of the eastern and central United States and have resident populations in southern Canada, including Newfoundland. Blue jays breed in deciduous and coniferous forests as well as residential areas and are partially migratory depending on the population and region. Some blue jays migrate southward in winter while others remain in their range year-round.
If the question is about the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team, they are based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The team was established in 1976 and is the only Canadian team in Major League Baseball. The name "Blue Jays" comes from the bird, reflecting the traditional blue colors of Toronto sports teams. Their home games are played at Rogers Centre in Toronto.
Please let me know which "Blue Jays" the question refers to, the bird or the baseball team, for any further details.
