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Great-tailed Grackle

Quiscalus mexicanus

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Description:

Photo take near to mangrove area.
This is the most common bird in all the area specially where is people close
i don´t see this bird inside the jungle or places far from human contact.???

Habitat:

from Kansas in the northeast to southern California in the northwest down to northwest Peru and northwest Venezuela

Species ID Suggestions

Great-tailed Grackle

Quiscalus mexicanus

Comments (8)

Thanks Kat and Sachin Yes Kat your look like having a feather problem.
Great shot! We just call them grackles around here and they swarm in great numbers. Your bird is so much prettier than mine. Mine was having a bad feather day. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/8086727
Thanks Yes is very strange their relation whit humans Cuervo is the right name, also local call them Hurracas.
No idea, but we have lots of common grackles round here & they also seem to hang out around populated areas. By the way, the local name for this species is cuervo!
Thanks Karen and Emma Can you tell me why i don´t see this bird in places far from human??

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