Do mocking birds have their own song or do they copy another song?

Mockingbirds are known for their ability to imitate the songs of other birds. They can learn and reproduce a wide variety of sounds, including bird songs, human speech, and even mechanical noises. Mockingbirds typically have their own unique song, which they use to attract mates and defend their territory. However, they may also incorporate elements of other songs into their own, creating a unique blend of sounds.

While mockingbirds are known for their mimicry, they do not simply copy other songs. They learn and reproduce the sounds they hear, but they also add their own variations and interpretations. This means that each mockingbird's song is unique, even if it may contain elements of other birds' songs.