The Common Grackle is a medium-sized bird belonging to the family Icteridae. It is known for its iridescent black plumage, yellow eyes, and long, slender tail. Common Grackles are often found in open areas, including fields, parks, and urban environments, where they forage for food. These birds are omnivorous, feeding on insects, seeds, and fruits. They are social creatures, often seen in large flocks, especially during migration. The Common Grackle's distinctive call and behavior make it a recognizable species across much of North America, particularly in the spring and summer months.