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Bird ID needed again on my feeder (1 Viewer)

jrmtl

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Hello again,

Just noticed this fellow on my feeder and never seen him before? Then à few of the same flew by.
 

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Common Grackle

Iridescent blue head and copper body colouring and comparatively ‘thin’ and shorter tail distinguishes it from Great Grackle (which has purple iridescent) and Boat-tailed (with even fuller keeled tail and lacks the copper colouring).
 
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Knowing your location now makes the ID easier, because you are well out of range for both boat-tailed grackle and great-tailed grackle - and the various other grackle species that live in the Americas.
 
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