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Subject: [SBB] Rusty Blackbird have company?
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While looking at the Rusty Blackbird, and looking for her a second time, we
saw another bird that I am not sure of.

This bird was almost identical to a male Brewer's Blackbird - except the eye
was very dark and the overall body was smaller. Is this an immature male
Brewers?

I thought it looked somewhat like a Brown-headed Cowbird but in good light I
could not see any difference in coloration between the head and the back or
chest area.

This bird tended to be preening a lot more than other birds and was on the
top of cars more than on the ground.

Any ideas? Anyone else see this?

-Chris & Cyndie Illes


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