Great Lakes region, USA. May 2026.
I post grackles here too often I know, but this one is eating a spider, so.
Are you telling me that there's such a thing...
...As too much grackle?
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Intimidating, lol.
It’s the post title you were born to write!
Look at that puffy boi.
My favourite thing about these little guys is how much the puff up before making their laser-squawk
It’s like they’re charging up, it’s fun to watch
They drive the other birds out of my yard and poop in the bird bath. I prefer Bluejays sparrows, Robinson etc.
The bluejay in my neighbourhood hangs out with the crows, and they can be jerks.
One day I look out my window and the crows were in a circle while two in the middle fought each other, and the bluejay flew over to sit in the tree with near them and make noises. He's a bad hombre. He chooses that life.
Lol, great title