Yes Guys! They are here. There are several of us that have been trying
to impress that on you for a couple of years now. I have one definate
pair, perhaps a second nesting on our property. They are a constant
presence on our suet feeders. Actually watched a cranky, very
territorial red wing attempt to keep them away from the feeders for
awhile this spring. It didn't work. The long and the short of it is
you don't have to go all the way to Longview to see Scurb Jays - I've
seen them as far north as Olympia with regularity and I don't doubt they
are probably much further north than that. I think people on this sight
have even reported them in Snohomish county. I believe them. After
all, a relatively large, loud, blue & white/grey bird agressively
cruising all over you property is a little hard to mistake for something
else.

Diane Martin
Chehalis