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Immature Common Grackles (Quiscalus quiscula) look just like their adult parents, with the exception of two things — eye color and plumage.
Immature Common Grackle. Image Credit: Animal Perspectives.
Eye color on an immature is dark, or brownish. Plumage is a beautiful, slightly shiny, chocolate color.
Immature Common Grackle. Image Credit: Animal Perspectives.
Behavior also sets them apart from their parents. I mean, just look at them — so immature.
Immature Common Grackle. Image Credit: Animal Perspectives.
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