 Common
Grackle Range Map
Common Grackles occur
throughout the United States east of the Rocky Mountains;
in Canada, these grackles are found north to the latitude
of the Hudson Bay and as far northwest as northeastern
British Columbia. They usually nest in dense colonies
with as many as 10 to 30 pairs and occasionally a colony
will have more than 100 pairs. Common Grackles favor
conifers close to open areas and water as nest locations,
although a wide variety of sites-from open nests built in
clumps of marsh grass in Red-winged Blackbird colonies to
old woodpecker holes and the interior of barns-have been
observed.
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