Brewers Blackbird Walking In The Grass @IreneDowningNature
Brewers Blackbird Walking In The Grass  @IreneDowningNature
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Adult male brewer's blackbirds are black with iridescent, purple-green plumage during the breeding season. The feet and legs are black and the eye is bright yellow.

They eat insects and seeds, some berries. Feeds on a wide variety of insects, including crickets, grasshoppers, aphids, beetles, termites, caterpillars, also snails, spiders. They eat many seeds of grasses and weeds, and waste grain. Lots of berries in the summer.

Blackbirds are relatively short-lived birds with life expectancy of only 3.4 years.

First year of its life, a male blackbird will develop its own territory. This territory will be used to feed as well as to find a mate and breed during the breeding season.

They sing two kinds of rudimentary songs. The first is a shrill, rising squee that lasts about 0.8 seconds, with a metallic sound. The second song is a non-musical rushing gurgle. also less than a second.

The males puffs his feathers out so that he looks twice as big as he really is, partly opens his wings and spreads his tail.
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Brewer's Blackbird Walking In The Grass

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