- A Photo Shoot with a Northern Mockingbird -
This Mockingbird was not shy...
quite the contrary, it really seemed it wanted to share all of it's pretty sides with me.
Slight movements, gentle tilts of the head, this bird was the perfect model.
It is a grayish brown songbird, sexes are similar.
The Mockingbird has an extraordinary vocal mimicry capable of imitating hundreds of sounds,
including other birds.
Lake of the Lilies.
Sharing today images with Eileen at
for Saturdays Critters
Those are fantastic photos of the Mockingbird.
ReplyDeleteI do not think I have ever seen a mockingbird in person!
ReplyDeleteThe Mockingbird looks pretty smart or sassy, I'm not sure.
ReplyDeleteHe certainly does appear to be posing for you!! Great shots
ReplyDeleteIsn’t he a beauty? Great photos Debbie!
ReplyDeleteIt's really like the mockingbird was there and understood you wanted a photo. Strike a pose!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful
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Hello Debbie,
ReplyDeleteHe is showing off all his good sides, beautiful photos of the Mockingbird. the lake view is gorgeous. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day and happy weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
Like Eileen I think that he wanted to make sure that you got his best side.
ReplyDeleteGreat images of the Mockingbird.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photographs of the Mockingbird.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
What super photos of the Mockingbird. You really captured its personality. :)
ReplyDeleteGood photos!
ReplyDeleteLook at it just a modeling!!! I love it. We had a bird fly INSIDE our home today! It was quite an adventure. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Northern Mockingbird is such an impressive mimic; thank you for sharing these model shots!
ReplyDeleteThe Mockingbird earns its name! It has many great sides and you captured them all!
ReplyDeleteNice pix. We don't get Mockingbirds up here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and a wonderful bird.
ReplyDeleteSpring greetings.
Love it when the birds are posing!
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Loved seeing your photos of the mockingbird.
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