Blue-and-white Mockingbird

Blue-and-white MockingbirdThis resident bird ranges through mountain areas from southeastern Mexico into northern Central America. Its slate-blue upperparts, black facial mask, and white underparts form a clear contrast.What does it look like?Adults have reddish eyes, slate-blue heads and upperparts, and a black facial mask. The throat and underparts are white; the bill and legs are dark.How does it live?This resident bird ranges through mountain areas from southeastern Mexico into northern Central America. Its slate-blue upperparts, black facial mask, and white underparts form a clear contrast.It uses habitats from humid forest to semi-arid scrub, including forest edges and secondary growth. It builds a cup nest from small twigs, rootlets, and plant fibers; the female lays two blue eggs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.