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MocKingDiras are long streamlined gray birds reaching up to 9 inches in length with white undersides, flashy white wing patches and outer tail feathers. The white outer tail feathers of the long tail and white wing patches are visible in flight. Male and females look alike.

Mockingbirds require open grassy areas for their feeding. They frequent thick, thorny, or coniferous shrubs that aid in hiding their nest. Male

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