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Northern Mockingbird
These birds are fierce. I have seen them chase or bite cats. Sometimes too when I see a Bird of Prey he will be chasing them too. I don't know if they are just plain brave or just love the rush they get being so dangerous.
Habitat
Backyard
Location
Summerville, South Carolina, USA
Scientific name
Mimus polyglottos
Equipment used
Nikon Coolpix P-1000
Shutter speed, aperture & ISO
User's settings.
Wonderful image, Daniel. Very sharp and detailed.
The mockingbird kind that I have here in my area is like that too.
I remember one year a couple decided to nest in my garden, and they would spend the entire day, everyday, trying to kick any other bird away from my backyard.
 
Wonderful image, Daniel. Very sharp and detailed.
The mockingbird kind that I have here in my area is like that too.
I remember one year a couple decided to nest in my garden, and they would spend the entire day, everyday, trying to kick any other bird away from my backyard.
Exactly they are aggressive I heard they belong in the Crow family.
 
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Fantastic close-up with excellent eye contact, head turn, lighting, colors, and detail. They are pretty relentless on squirrels too (lol). TFS Daniel!
 

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Category
North America
Added by
Danielbirdwatcher
Date added
View count
474
Comment count
15

Image metadata

Device
NIKON CORPORATION COOLPIX P1000
Aperture
ƒ/5.6
Focal length
167.0 mm
Exposure time
1/400 second(s)
ISO
400
Flash
Off, did not fire
Filename
Northern Mockingbird.jpg
File size
330.4 KB
Date taken
Sat, 13 January 2024 11:31 AM
Dimensions
3648px x 2736px

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