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ViewsSocorro MockingbirdFrom Opus
Mimus graysoni
[edit] IdentificationEndangered, possibly fewer than 400 birds in existence. 25 cm. Brown upperparts, darker wings with two narrow, white wing-bars and darker tail. Brown head with dusky lores and short, pale supercilium. White underparts, streaked brown on flanks. Black bill and legs. [edit] DistributionSocorro Island in the Revillagigedo Islands. [edit] TaxonomyThis species is monotypic.[1] A recent study shows that this species is better placed in the genus Mimus [edit] HabitatLow forest. [edit] Behaviour3 eggs are laid which take up to 15 days to hatch. The diet includes small invertebrates, the remains of land crabs, insects and fruit. [edit] References
[edit] External LinksSystematic position of the Socorro Mockingbird
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