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Quiscalus quiscula
If you look at the link in my suggestion, scroll to the bottom and look at the third photo. That is your bird. Crows also have a much shorter tail and a nearly black eye.
This matches an immature grackle. They have light brown eyes that are slowly turning to yellow, and aren't iridescent yet. A crow would have tiny feathers on the bill that cover the nostrils, so that rules it out
Hi AshleyT - Thanks! Is there a chance this could be an American Crow? I've seen grackles at the feeder but they all have a shiny, iridescent, purplish head. This guy was jet black. Maybe I can put in a short video. Thanks for your help!