Nicaraguan Grackle
Nicaraguan Grackle
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The Nicaraguan Grackle is a medium-sized, glossy black icterid with a noticeable, slightly keeled tail, restricted to the vicinity of two large lakes in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Males are iridescent black, females duller.
Where to spot
Endemic to Nicaragua and northern Costa Rica, primarily found around Lake Nicaragua and Lake Managua, and their associated wetlands.
How to spot
Look for a medium-sized, glossy black grackle near the freshwater lakes of its restricted range. Listen for its varied, often harsh and buzzy calls. Observe its foraging behavior along the lake edges.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Most active during the breeding season when they are vocal and congregate.
Where to spot
Endemic to Nicaragua and northern Costa Rica, primarily found around Lake Nicaragua and Lake Managua, and their associated wetlands.
How to spot
Look for a medium-sized, glossy black grackle near the freshwater lakes of its restricted range. Listen for its varied, often harsh and buzzy calls. Observe its foraging behavior along the lake edges.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Most active during the breeding season when they are vocal and congregate.
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This species is one of the most restricted range grackles, inhabiting only specific freshwater lake habitats.
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