- ApathyGirl
- Aug 24, 2013
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OK, so do mockingbirds become a bonded pair after they mate?
I'm used to getting dive-bombed when I exit the car to come inside. I try and make it quick so I don't disturb mama or the babies. I thought there was only the mama bird making a fuss, but I had to be back and forth from my car this morning (where I park is right in front of the tree the nest is in) and today, when I was going back and forth unloading stuff, I realized that there was not one, but two birds raising hell.
They'd alternate flapping their wings at me and getting in the nest. They looked the same and I wouldn't have known it was two except I was getting flapped at by one while I was watching the other one actually in the nest. At one point they were both flying around diving at me and squawking.
Is this normal?
Yup. Mockingbirds are scrappy, and have no fear. They regularly chase crowns and ravens away in our neighborhood. And I mean like, chase them for blocks and blocks. They do mate for life, too.
I love 'em.
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