Tropical Mockingbird

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The Tropical Mockingbird is a common and widespread species across Latin America, known for its gray-brown plumage, pale underparts, and long tail. It is an active and highly vocal bird, especially recognized for its mimicry.

Where to spot

Widespread throughout much of the tropical and subtropical Americas, from southern Mexico through Central and South America, inhabiting open woodlands, savannas, cultivated areas, and urban gardens.

How to spot

Its overall gray-brown plumage, paler belly, and long tail are characteristic. Look for it on prominent perches. Listen intently for its loud, continuous, and highly mimetic song.

When to spot

Active throughout the day, particularly vocal during the breeding season. Resident and observable year-round.

Where to spot

Widespread throughout much of the tropical and subtropical Americas, from southern Mexico through Central and South America, inhabiting open woodlands, savannas, cultivated areas, and urban gardens.

How to spot

Its overall gray-brown plumage, paler belly, and long tail are characteristic. Look for it on prominent perches. Listen intently for its loud, continuous, and highly mimetic song.

When to spot

Active throughout the day, particularly vocal during the breeding season. Resident and observable year-round.

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This mockingbird is often heard before it's seen, as its loud and varied song, incorporating mimicked phrases from other birds, is a prominent sound in its tropical habitats.

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