They say mimicry is the greatest form of flattery. If so, the Northern Mockingbird would make many birds blush. It is known to mimic kingfishers, flickers, wrens, cardinals, and hundreds of other birds. Learn more about this American icon: www.abcbirds.org/bird/northern-mockingbird | American Bird Conservancy

Is it a blackbird? A duck? A frog? No, it's a Gray Catbird! Catbirds may be named for their catlike mew call, but they are also one of the master mimics of the bird world. Enjoy our Video of the Week and be amazed as one catbird punctuates its long song by the songs and calls of several different species: | Cornell Lab of Ornithology