The Bahama Mockingbird is an island bird with gray-brown plumage and dark streaks on the flanks. Its song has varied notes and phrases, but it does not mimic other species.
The sexes are similar. The bird is gray-brown with paler underparts and heavy dark flank streaks; it lacks a white wing patch and white outer tail feathers.
Its song uses varied notes and phrases, but it does not mimic other species. It uses forests and woodlands as well as shrublands, savannas, and thickets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.