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Bronzed Grackle — Part 2
Adult Male--Iridescent blue, purple, green, and bronze, without the bars on the rump, very similar to the two preceding species; nearly the same as Quiscalus quiscula.
Adult Female--More brown than the male, with more or less iridescence.
Breeding Range--"From Texas to Great Slave Lake, east to the Alleghanies, as far north as Pennsylvania, and north of this eastward to Connecticut, and northward to Labrador." (Chapman.)
The breeding habits, nests, and eggs are almost, if not quite, identical with those of the two preceding species.