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Florida grackle (Q. q. quiscula) (Linnaeus 1758), the
nominate subspecies the
purple grackle (Q. q. stonei) (Chapman, 1935) the
bronzed grackle (Q. q....
- The great-tailed
grackle or
Mexican grackle (Quiscalus mexic****) is a medium-sized,
highly social p****erine bird
native to
North and
South America. A...
- carolinus) is a medium-sized New
World blackbird,
closely related to
grackles ("rusty
grackle" is an
older name for the species). It is a bird that
prefers wet...
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Euphagus cyanocephalus Common grackle,
Quiscalus quiscula Boat-tailed
grackle,
Quiscalus major Great-tailed
grackle,
Quiscalus mexic**** (A) Order:...
-
hummingbird with the
following species: Green-throated
carib Purple-throated
carib Carib grackle, a New
World tropical blackbird Carib Aviation, a former...
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brilliant Velvet-fronted
euphonia Velvet-fronted
grackle Velvet-fronted
nuthatch Velvet-mantled
drongo Velvet-
purple coronet Velvety black tyrant Velvety manakin...
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blackbird Yellow-shouldered
blackbird Saint Lucia oriole Colombian mountain grackle Jamaican blackbird Baudó
oropendola Saffron-cowled
blackbird Grey-headed...
- Brewer's blackbird,
Euphagus cyanocephalus (B)
Common grackle,
Quiscalus quiscula (B) Great-tailed
grackle,
Quiscalus mexic**** (A) Order: P****eriformes Family:...
- humans, and 159 are rare or accidental.
Another species (great-tailed
grackle) is
concentrated in one area and
might also have been introduced. Six species...
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Amazonian motmot Andean motmot Whooping motmot Rufous motmot Mountain grackle Moustached brush-finch
Multicoloured tanager Niceforo's wren
Lesser nighthawk...