Great-tailed Grackle - Quiscalus mexicanus

The Great-tailed Grackle can be found in the southwest U.S. Their long tail is one of the distinctive features of this bird. They eat pretty much anything from seeds and berries to small fish and birds.

Adult

Male 04/20/2012 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas Male 04/20/2012 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas	Male 04/20/2012 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas Male 04/20/2012 - Neotropical Bird Sanctuary, Quintana, Texas	Female 02/22/2012 - Phoenix Zoo, AZ Female 02/22/2012 - Phoenix Zoo, AZ
Male eating a worm 02/22/2012 - Phoenix Zoo, AZ Male eating a worm 02/22/2012 - Phoenix Zoo, AZ	Male eating a worm 02/22/2012 - Phoenix Zoo, AZ Male eating a worm 02/22/2012 - Phoenix Zoo, AZ	Female eating Talapia 03/07/2011 - Salton Sea Visitor Center, CA Female eating Talapia 03/07/2011 - Salton Sea Visitor Center, CA
Female eating Talapia 03/07/2011 - Salton Sea Visitor Center, CA Female eating Talapia 03/07/2011 - Salton Sea Visitor Center, CA	Female eating Talapia 03/07/2011 - Salton Sea Visitor Center, CA Female eating Talapia 03/07/2011 - Salton Sea Visitor Center, CA	Female 01/31/2009 - Winnie, Texas Female 01/31/2009 - Winnie, Texas
Males 02/01/2009 - near Surfside Beach, Texas Males 02/01/2009 - near Surfside Beach, Texas	Male 03/06/2009 - New Orleans Lakefront at Seabrook, LA Male 03/06/2009 - New Orleans Lakefront at Seabrook, LA

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