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| Great-tailed Grackle (Quiscalus mexicanus) Troupials and Allies (Icteridae) | |
| Kragegrackel ~ Zanate Mayor ~ Mexikansk Båtstjärt | |
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2008-10-10 Parque el Cedazo (Aguascalientes), Mexico Subspecies: monsoni Adult female walking. |
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2008-10-17 Parque el Cedazo (Aguascalientes), Mexico Subspecies: monsoni Adult male drinking. |
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2008-12-05 Parque el Cedazo (Aguascalientes), Mexico Subspecies: monsoni Adult male in tree. |
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2009-01-17 Parque el Cedazo (Aguascalientes), Mexico Subspecies: monsoni Adult female standing. |
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2009-02-20 Parque el Cedazo (Aguascalientes), Mexico Subspecies: monsoni Adult female in cactus. |
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2009-03-14 Parque el Cedazo (Aguascalientes), Mexico Subspecies: monsoni Adult male bathing. |
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2012-11-22 Laguna Zapotlán (jal), Mexico Subspecies: obscurus/mexicanus? Female. |
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2016-01-10 Laguna de Las Ilusiones (Villahermosa), Mexico Subspecies: mexicanus Female. Very much like the birds you see in Guadalajara. Subspecies by locality. |
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2017-10-22 Bosque Los Colomos (Guadalajara), Mexico Subspecies: monsoni Adult male. The subspecies only based on the locality.This bird is sick. It's got what looks like a tumor on the side of the neck. It was obvious that something was wrong with it also before I got my binoculars on it. It was almost crawling over the grass and it was foraging in the sun, which they never do if they can avoid it. This it probably did to be warmed up after a chilly night. I stayed at the same position to watch it while it slowly moved forward along the sunny patch leading down toward me. First when it was half a meter from me, it looked up and found out that there could be danger in the air. But even then it only flew about 5 meters before it dropped down and started to forage again. A sad birthday experience for me, who had gone to the park to try to see if I could beat my record of 67 species in a day set on one of my previous birthdays. Aberrant |
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2020-01-04 Mazatlán (sin), Mexico Subspecies: graysoni (Western) Adult female. Looking rather dark for a western bird. |
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2020-01-04 Estero Escobampa (Mazatlán), Mexico Subspecies: graysoni (Western) Young female with brown eyes. |
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2020-01-04 Estero Escobampa (Mazatlán), Mexico Subspecies: graysoni (Western) Female. Probably young due to the not so bright eye color. |
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2020-01-04 Estero Escobampa (Mazatlán), Mexico Subspecies: graysoni (Western) Adult female with clear bright eye. The paleness of the this bird is probably exaggerated by the strong sunlight. |
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2020-01-04 Estero Escobampa (Mazatlán), Mexico Subspecies: graysoni (Western) Young female. Aged by dark brown eye and sexed by the overall brownish colors. |
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2020-01-04 Estero Escobampa (Mazatlán), Mexico Subspecies: graysoni (Western) Female by brownish colors. These western females are paler than other birds in Mexico. |