The Common Grackle is a North American bird with a long tail and glossy plumage. It searches for food on lawns and fields and sometimes gathers high in trees.
It has a lanky shape, a long tail and a long, tapered bill. Its glossy feathers can appear iridescent in the light.
It walks on the ground to forage on lawns and fields. It also uses wet open woodland, marshes, parks, farmland and suburbs, and may gather high in trees.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.