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Northern Mockingbird populations declined by about 33% percent from 1966 to 2014, according to the North American Breeding Bird Survey. Partners in Flight estimates a global breeding population of 32 million with 83% in the U.S., 16% in Mexico, and 6% in Canada. They rate an 8 out of 20 on the Continental Concern Score and are not on the 2014 State of The Bird Report.

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Mockingbird nests consist of dead twigs shaped into an open cup, lined with grasses, rootlets, leaves, and trash, sometimes including bits of plastic, aluminum foil, and shredded cigarette filters. The male constructs the twig foundation while the female makes most of the lining.

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The female Northern Mockingbird sings too, although usually more quietly than the male does. She rarely sings in the summer, and usually only when the male is away from the territory. She sings more in the fall, perhaps to establish a winter territory.

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Northern Mockingbirds sing all through the day, and often into the night. Most nocturnal singers are unmated males, which sing more than mated males during the day, too. Nighttime singing is more common during the full moon.

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Northern Mockingbirds continue to add new sounds to their repertoires throughout their lives. A male may learn around 200 songs throughout its life.

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In the nineteenth century, people kept so many mockingbirds as cage birds that the birds nearly vanished from parts of the East Coast. People took nestlings out of nests or trapped adults and sold them in cities such as Philadelphia, St. Louis, and New York, where, in 1828, extraordinary singers could fetch as much as $50

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Mockingbirds are from the Mimadae family.

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Mockingbirds are from the Mimadae family.

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They love to sing at day and at night. They also love to harass other birds by flying slowly around them, flapping there wings at them or by prancing towards them with their long skinny legs.

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Type of Bird

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The scientific name for the mockingbird is the mimidae

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Mockingbirds live in the northern hemisphere

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Mocking bird's habitat is mostly a woodie area and where they could anything that

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A mocking bird is about the size of a robin, (ten and a half inches tall) with the wingspan of about 14 inches

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Mockingbirds are called mockingbirds because they mimic things by whistling.

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Mockingbirds life expediency is around 20 years

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Mockingbirds life expediency is around 20 years

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Mockingbirds eat insects in the summer. (Beetles, earthworms, moths, butterflies, ants, bees, wasps, grasshoppers, and sometimes small lizards) And in the winter they mostly eat fruit

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Mockingbirds live in Florida, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Texas

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Mockingbirds live in Florida, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Texas

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