Thank you for your patience while we retrieve your images.

The male boat-tailed grackle (Quiscalus major) has an entirely iridescent black plumage and a long keel-shaped tail. The female has a shorter tail and tawny-brown coloration. Boat-tailed grackles inhabit several United States Gulf Coast cities and towns, where they can be found foraging in trash bins, dumpsters, and parking lots. Boat-tailed Grackles from different regions (East Coast, Florida, west of Florida to Louisiana and west of Louisiana) have different eye colours. The reason is unknown.
Boat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackle, femaleBoat tailed grackle, femaleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackle, femaleBoat tailed grackle, femaleBoat tailed grackle, femaleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackleBoat tailed grackle