Northern Mockingbird
By: Jonathan Benissan
The Northern Mockingbird also known as Mimus Polyglottos which means many-tongued mimic is a bird with many qualities. They are very overprotective when it comes to territory that they would attack anyone even there own reflection. They were given the name because they were able to mimic certain noises that include dogs and sirens. They have been found in some tropical places but they mostly live in forests edges, bushes, trees, and desert brushes. They like to eat beetles but they also eat ants, grasshoppers, caterpillars, wasps, berries and, fruits but they get eaten by hawks, cats, owls, snakes, and scrub jays. They are the least concern when it comes to going extinct because there is a huge number of them.
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