What is another word for mockingbirds?

Pronunciation: [mˈɒkɪŋbˌɜːdz] (IPA)

Mockingbirds are known for their ability to mimic the sounds of other birds and other environmental sounds. Some synonyms for mockingbirds include imitators, mimickers, copycats, echoes, and parrots. These words all reflect the mockingbird's unique talent for copying sounds. Other synonyms include songbirds, warblers, and thrushes. These words focus more on the mockingbird's musical abilities and emphasize their beautiful songs. No matter what word is used to describe them, mockingbirds remain a beloved fixture in the natural world, admired for their intelligence, adaptability, and musical talents.

Usage examples for Mockingbirds

There is another town above Las Uvas that merits some attention, a town of arches and airy crofts, full of linnets, blackbirds, fruit birds, small sharp hawks, and mockingbirds that sing by night.
"The Land Of Little Rain"
Mary Hunter Austin
The weary toilers who had sailed so far, with nothing to look upon but the sky and the great stretches of the sea, were charmed with the richness of the vegetation, the balmy air, and the ceaseless songs of the mockingbirds.
"School History of North Carolina"
John W. Moore
The oldest girls would ride on the horses' backs, chase quails, pluck the wayside flowers, occasionally watching the flight of paroquettes flashing like diamonds through the air, listening to the mockingbirds filling the woods with their exquisite songs, and inhaling as it were the ether of the immortal Gods, the matchless, perfumed, life-giving Florida air.
"The Gentleman from Everywhere"
James Henry Foss

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