The Mockingbird is the state bird of Texas, United States, although they range all over North and Central America. They even reside in the Hawaiian Islands, where the species was introduced. Extremely common in the Southern United States, this species was also included in the title of a classic novel set in that region, "To Kill A Mockingbird". This species is a permanent resident and is not known to migrate.
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The Mockingbird is the state bird of Texas, United States, although they range all over North and Central America. They even reside in the Hawaiian Islands, where the species was introduced. Extremely common in the Southern United States, this species was also included in the title of a classic novel set in that region, "To Kill A Mockingbird". This species is a permanent resident and is not known to migrate.