Northern Mockingbird

Northern MockingbirdAdults are slim, long-tailed gray birds. In North American towns and grasslands, they forage for insects and eat more fruit in fall and winter.What does it look like?Adults are slim and long-tailed, with pale gray plumage. White wing patches and white outer tail feathers show clearly in flight.How does it live?Adults are slim, long-tailed gray birds. In North American towns and grasslands, they forage for insects and eat more fruit in fall and winter.It walks and runs over open lawns for insects, and also eats berries from shrubs and trees. It eats many insects in late spring and summer, then relies more on fruit in fall and winter.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.