Can you tell which is the female?

It's fairly obvious

Hint.....

That one...

That’s the definition of “ruffled your feathers!”

What brand of birds?

Green jays I think

Green Jays looks right. Neat photos

Yes, Green Jays

female on the right with the heavy mascare (mascara)...wait maybe the female is on the left all ruffled up and chipping at the male

With birds, aren't the males usually the more flashy of the 2?

That one on the left clearly had a nest in the Ugly tree and hit quite a few branches on the way down from leaving the nest

Usually, but Green Jay's are so similar I can not tell them apart.

the one not doing anything is the female...... ie the one on the left

Guessing the male is on the left and is trying to do some sort of courting ritual to impress and mate with her.

The one on the right looking at the photo is the male.

That's my guess

Great pics, love green jays. There was a time I cursed them because of how much corn they ate, they can eat a lot....but now I enjoy watching them especially at first light. Like to watch them and listen to them.

They do eat a lot of corn but are really skittish around a feeder. These were eating both corn and milo around the water trough. They will fill their beak full of corn and/milo then fly up to a limb to eat it. Would break up the corn with their beak then eat it. They did this with several kernels in their beak. Find out why my coons cuffs are always emptied of corn or milo and not tripped.

Awesome pictures Sir!

I see twigs but no berries....so........ not sure

I've never seen birds like that. Those are some dang good pics, but then again, most of yours are!

Ever find them tripped? Just wondering what it would do if they hit the trigger....slide down their beak or catch/kill them....

Never caught a bird in one but have caught a squirrel in one. I suspect turkey could get some also. My thought is that rats/mice are cleaning most of the corn out them when they are empty. Found them tripped a few times but no idea what did it without a cam on the trap.