Ok to feed a baby blue jay earthworms?

So today I saved a baby blue jay from my cats on my sidewalk.
She seems to be fine and eating well, she's just too small to be left outside on her own. She'll let me hold her and pet her now.
I've been feeding her earthworms, raisens, and small sunflower seeds and I just wanted to make sure that these things are safe to feed her.

Thanks.

That's the cutest damn thing I've ever heard.

Blue jays can and will eat just about everything they can get their beaks on (much to the chagrin of those who keep feeders), so as long as the little guy is eating what you give him, things should work out just fine.

how old is the baby bird when I rescue them what I did was puree dog food with warm water berries etc and feed it with an eye dropper until they are old enough even mix in some worms for the vits. as gross as it seems it works very well feed the baby every 4 hours keep it warm and in a safe place...can you guess the age? does it have feather?

Does it have feathers? The parents were probally around watching it. They fly from their nest where they spend a few weeks on the ground with their parents periodically checking in on them. Unless it was a hatchling, (meaning NO feathers, completely pink) you should have left it alone and brought your cat inside.

And yes it has feathers.
It just can't fly or walk well.