A black grackle perches on a wooden beam near a concrete stairway.
A medium-close-up view of a black grackle that is facing left and is standing on a wooden beam that runs horizontally. The legs of this bird are thin, and they are separated, the leg on the left is facing forward while the leg on the right is facing right. The wings of the bird are black, and they are pointing towards the right. Its tail is also pointing towards the right and down, almost touching the wooden beam. The top portion of its wings is navy blue. Attached to the bird's body is a short neck, and on its neck is a small circular head. On the bird's head, a small green eye can be seen, and along the head there is a black beak that is facing towards the left. To the left of the bird and really close to it, there is a rusted-out cylindrical pole that runs vertically. On the near side of the beam, there is a wooden fence that is made up of planks that run vertically. In front of this fence and along the right there is a small cluster of plants that are made up of thin branches that run vertically, and on these branches there are large green-yellow leaves. To the left of the plant, there is another plant that is the same and can barely be seen. Above the bird, there is a concrete stairway that leads upward and can only be partially seen. Along the side of the staircase, a small amount of a black metal fence can be seen. The top step of the staircase has light red tiles that are separated by black lines that run vertically and horizontally. It is daytime, as everything can be seen clearly.