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Two images of Carib Grackles, a male and a female. These Gracles are everywhere, including flying around the main open dining area and helping themselves to sugar packages and whatever else they can scrounge from the tables. I watched one take a sugar package, then perch on a nearby tree where it proceeded to peck open the package and eat the sugar.
Top Image: The male Carib Grackle taken at our resort.
Female Carib Grackle, taken through our unit window at the resort.
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