The Long-tailed Mockingbird is notable for its long tail and the way it raises it while walking. It occurs in open dry country and also in town parks.
The head and body are patterned in gray and brown tones. Its long gray tail has white tips.
It characteristically cocks its tail while walking on the ground. It occurs in open dry country and scrub, as well as in town parks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.