Sassy Grackle strutting around on our way to Comfort, TX.
Walter and Willa were out of the nest tonight on a part of the tree where we could only see a little of the tops of their heads. I would have had to climb the fence to photograph them from where the Alpacas eat.
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He’s handsome and he knows it. Strut your stuff, Dr. G.
Happy May, Tim. Hugs.
He was struttin’ his stuff. Thanks, Teagan.
What a beauty:)
He’s a handsome devil. Thanks, Janet.
Don’t know Grackles but they sure seem sassy.
They are all sass. Thanks, Couriers.
Love it.
Thanks, Shey.
Ggoing away for a few days to Prague early tomorrow, Look forward to cathcing up when we come back.
Have a great time.
Thank you Timothy. It is a great place and the hotel is one of the 3 on Kampa which is our fav bit of it, so here’s hoping.
What a funny bird! Sassy indeed!
They are silly birds and super sassy. We don’t have them out here. Thanks, Marina.
That is a fine-looking bird. He does look sassy! Coz he knows he so fine 😉
He’s so fine. Like dark, black wine. Thanks, Dale.
Haha! Exactly!
A Ph D is fierceness and babbling.
Indeed. Thanks, Brad.
The Doctor is in! Looks like a bird with a lot of confidence, Tim.
Lots of confidence. Thanks, Bruce.
Sassy is right!
Thanks, Brad.
That’s a bird with attitude to spare!
Lots a spare attitude. Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Great-Tailed I believe – cocky SOBirds. The great thing about them is I get to enjoy them for the month in Texas and then I get to come home and get relief from their constant squawking!
It is a great-tailed type. Cocky to the core. Thanks, Brian.
Love this! Very interesting 🙂 thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Lucy. Sorry for the late response. I found your comment in spam.
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Thanks, IVG.
That is a very handsome grackle, Tim. Those are really long tail feathers!
He was a looker. Thanks, Lavinia.
Our long tailed hoopoes look similar, and boy do they make a racket.
Grackles make a lot of noise, also. Thanks, Roberta.
I thought so, given the name Grackles.
Great series.
Thanks, Geoff.
Handsome bird … with a lovely long tail
Thanks, Julie.