Grackle Greetings
The grackles have returned just in time for the Spring Equinox sunlight to make their feathers glow with multi-colors. In contrast, when in the shade, they can look as dark as a crow.
The grackles have returned just in time for the Spring Equinox sunlight to make their feathers glow with multi-colors. In contrast, when in the shade, they can look as dark as a crow.
From My Window 
beautiful
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Thanks! Happy Spring!
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I have yet to see Grackles as colorful as these! Even in sunlight, their feathers take on a uniform deep purple, almost black.
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Looking at fellow bloggers’ posts, I’ve realized that there are two kinds of grackles: common and “boat- tailed”. The boat tailed are more of a color, while the common ones seem to be anything, depending on the Sun. I remember one day being so excited because I saw a brand -new shiny exotic bird at the feeder, only to realize it was my good old grackle in a different light! 😉
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Ha ha ha! YOU are one of the bloggers I learned about boat tailed grackles from!😊
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Such intriguing birds. Their feathers are as varied as their vocalizations and behaviors.
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When they swoop in with the red wings and cowbirds, it takes my breath away!🐦
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And mine! 😊
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