Your videos are so amazing. No other bird channel comes close to having such detailed, high quality video (and audio) as your channel. We had a pair of Mockingbirds visiting our deck this past spring and summer. They have such beautiful long legs. I would watch them for so long…..beautiful birds!

My favorite bird! I’ve heard it’s mimicry for an hour straight!

This bird is always at my house everyday spring!!❤

There have been mockingbirds nesting in my yard for the last several years.

Love to hear my Mockingbirds sing. TFS! Fat sassy one;gobbling down all the meal worms. lol.

A true musical gift from nature!

Just subscribed to you after seeing your super high quality bird videos! Just simply beautiful footage 🤩

We have a family of Mockingbirds around our backyard. Always get the young fledglings chirping and hopping from tree to tree in the Spring. And their parents chasing off the neighborhood kitties 😅

wonderful footage of the mockingbird. Beautiful song 👍. greets Stefan

What a great video! The visual is beautiful and the audio is so pretty. What a lovely combo. Watching and listening just made me relax and smile the entire time. Thanks! ❤️💜💚

Just amazing quality video captures! Thank You.

Today it appears it's mocking a Catbird.

I have one right now that just hates starlings so that’s a plus. I love to hear them sing. Nice video! 👍 thanks for sharing 😁

He’s an aggressive noisy bully! and wakes me up summer mornings if he’s around lol. The only bird I ever had fly at me threatening when I was trying to sit in the yard where he didn’t want me .

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GoPro camera? Very nice!!

In my limited experience, I have never heard any of call in Mockingbird call repertoire that matched any call of any other local species. So I am not really comfortable with idea that Mockingbirds are mocking any but other local Mockingbirds...and instead have their individual "Whale songs" which are either their own personalized songs maybe influenced by what they heard (most likely their parents' songs) while gestating in the egg. Iow, they are not mimicing calls of other species. It is obvious that the males are trying to intimidate other Mockingbird males, not other species, who might encroach on their territory.