Boat-tailed Grackle - Quiscalus major

The Boat-tailed Grackle is found on the Gulf Coast, Florida Coast, and the Atlantic Coast. The females have a shorter tail and are yellowish brown to brown. They eat insects, minnows, frogs, eggs, berries, seeds, and grain.

Adult

Female 12/15/2010 - Homestead, FL Female 12/15/2010 - Homestead, FL	Female 12/15/2010 - Homestead, FL Female 12/15/2010 - Homestead, FL	Female 12/15/2010 - Homestead, FL Female 12/15/2010 - Homestead, FL
At sunset 12/15/2010 - Royal Palm Visitor Center, Everglades, FL At sunset 12/15/2010 - Royal Palm Visitor Center, Everglades, FL	Male - Gulf Coast bird has dark eyes 12/18/2010 - Shark Valley, Everglades, FL Male - Gulf Coast bird has dark eyes 12/18/2010 - Shark Valley, Everglades, FL	Male - Gulf Coast bird has dark eyes 12/18/2010 - Shark Valley, Everglades, FL Male - Gulf Coast bird has dark eyes 12/18/2010 - Shark Valley, Everglades, FL
Male 03/16/2013 - Boyd Hill Nature Park, FL Male 03/16/2013 - Boyd Hill Nature Park, FL	Female 03/16/2013 - Boyd Hill Nature Park, FL Female 03/16/2013 - Boyd Hill Nature Park, FL	Male 04/16/2010 - Galveston, Texas Male 04/16/2010 - Galveston, Texas
Male 04/16/2010 - Smith Oaks Rookery, High Island, TX Male 04/16/2010 - Smith Oaks Rookery, High Island, TX	Male 04/16/2010 - Smith Oaks Rookery, High Island, TX Male 04/16/2010 - Smith Oaks Rookery, High Island, TX	Female 04/16/2010 - Smith Oaks Rookery, High Island, TX Female 04/16/2010 - Smith Oaks Rookery, High Island, TX

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