A Texas Mockingbird
Usually the Eastern Phoebes are out and about right after a rain, but I captured this Mockingbird scoping out bugs in the shrubs instead.
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Thanks for this Timothy. Joseph Cole posted a picture a few days back of a bird I tried to identify from here in South Australia. I searched online and narrowed it down to a Northern Mockingbird. This one looks very similar to that.Here is the link showing Joseph's bird.
https://fstoppers.com/groups/landscape-and-nature-photography/295631/wh…
Oh, I can only ID local birds here in Texas. I do encourage you to visit https://www.reddit.com/r/whatsthisbird/ and see if the birding community can't help.
Thanks Timothy. I will give that a try.