Two grackles perch on weathered timber, backs shaded by leaves.
A slightly downward-angled close-up shot of two grackles perched on a piece of weathered timber on top of the ground that is covered with patches of grass, clovers, and dried leaves. The birds are perched two feet apart on the long, round piece of weathered timber. The grackles have their backs pointed to the camera and are covered in shade except for the tail of the grackle on the right, which has sunlight shining on its tail feathers. The left grackle near the end of the timber is facing entirely away from the camera, while the other to the right has its head turned to the left, revealing its left eye to the camera. The timber extends diagonally from the upper right of the image and stops one foot before the lower left corner. A round paving stone is visible on top of the ground near the bottom of the image, positioned below the timber.