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| The Brewer's Blackbird is a robin-sized passerine bird found near human residence (Family: Icteridae, Order: Passeriformes). The male form of the blackbird has an iridescent black body, an iridescent purple head, a short and pointed black bill, black legs and feet, and yellow eyes. The characteristic calls of the blackbird are heard throughout the region. | |
| The blackbird can often be found near water in large numbers. They are often found drinking water with other waterfowls. The photo shows the individual feeding on the ground. | |
| The female form of the blackbird is dark-brown overall with black wings and black eyes. | |
| The Brewer's Blackbird is a New World Blackbird (Icteridae) that includes meadowlarks and grackles. |