The Northern Mockingbird is the only one of 17 global species of mockingbirds found in North America. It breeds in North America from southeastern Canada to the Bahamas, Cayman Islands and Greater Antilles. Further south it is replaced by its closest living relative, the Tropical Mockingbird.
Northern Mockinbirds are best known for imitating other birds. It imitates not only birds but also other animals and mechenical sounds such as car alarms.
It is the state bird of Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas.
Birds have long been a source of inspiration for musicians, symbolizing freedom, beauty, and nature. Songs about birds or those that mention birds capture these themes in melodies and lyrics, resonating with listeners in various ways. Here’s a look at some iconic songs that feature our feathered friends. Here are some catchy tunes along with the birds that inspired them. Read more »
The Northern Mockingbird, named for its ability to mimic or 'mock' the songs of other birds, showcases an impressive vocal range that can include up to 200 different songs and sounds. This extensive repertoire not only covers other bird species but can also extend to mechanical noises... Read more »
Birdorable is thrilled to announce a delightful new series that's bound to capture the hearts of bird lovers and state pride enthusiasts alike! Our latest collection features the charming state birds of the U.S., each rendered in our signature Birdorable style. Imagine the Northern Mockingbird, symbolizing both Read more »
