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Mimus parvulus
The Galápagos Mockingbird is a species of bird in the Mimidae family. It is endemic to the Galápagos Islands, Ecuador.
Fernandina, Galapagos
Spotted on Nov 26, 2012
Submitted on Dec 20, 2012
21 Comments
Not this species Jemma. The sub-species that sometimes suck blood is the Hood mockingbird http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/171...
Are these the ones which suck blood?
Thanks Ajwerko!
Nice photos!
Thank you Luis & Gerardo!
Yes, it seems there are mockingbirds everywhere in the Americas!
Very cool even in Galapagos are mockingbird´s !
Great series Karen!
Thank you guys!
Neil, it is an incredible place - I do hope you get to go there.
Stunning capture Karen, thanks for sharing such beautiful spotting with all of us.
Great series Karen, and a nice reminder for me because I've been meaning to revisit your Galapagos spottings. It is likely that I will visiting these islands myself later this year. I'll send you an email soon about it.
Beautiful series,,
When I say "they", I mean birds in general, I have never seen a mocking bird.... sadly, but did read the book! :)
Nice series, so much fun when they hang around long enough for good shots!
Gorgeous set of pics Karen!
Gorgeous, great shots Karen!
Thank you Noel & Ashley! Claire, yes they have lovely songs & are also very inquisitive about the tourists!
Do they have great songs like the No. Mockingbird?
Beautiful photos and series!
Beautiful bird :)
Thank you Satyen!
Terrific pics!