The Great tailed Grackle [Cassidix mexicanus]
are large blackbirds with a long, wide keel-shaped tail. Males have a black iridescent plumage and yellow eyes. The females are much smaller than the males. They have brown plumage and brown eyes. Their natural habitat are Streamside woodlands, groves, and coastal saltmarshes. They adapt easy to new environments and will venture into villages and cities. They adapt to humans and will bag for morsels at outdoor restaurants.
[source: A Field Guide to Mexican Birds by Roger Tory Peterson and Edward L. Chalif, Haughton Mifflin Company, !973]

This is not a photo or mixed media. I painted it in my digital-paint program [Art Range] This program allows me to choose the canvas texture, my brushes and mix my colors. I move my brushes with my finger on a touchpad.