Thanks to everyone for the responses. Everything I have read says a Mexican grackle is the same as a great tailed grackle. .I was surprised to see him b/c I didn't think they were found in Colorado, but I was wrong. The Audubon Guide lists them as uncommon in Colorado during breeding season, but also says they have expanded their range by 5,500% in the past 200 years. Wow. I'm thrilled to have gotten a picture of one - I think they are gorgeous. .
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