Northern mockingbirds are distributed throughout North America, including Canada and Mexico. In fact, sightings have been reported as far off the coast as Hawaii (where they were introduced). However, northern mockingbirds are most commonly found in the southern regions of the United States and are most often sighted in Texas and Southern Florida. They breed from northern California, eastern Nebraska, southern Ontario and Atlantic Canada southward to southern Mexico. (Rylander, 2002; Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, 2003; Wild Birds Forever, Date Unknown)

 

Biogeographic Regions: Nearctic; Nearctic :: Native; Oceanic Islands; Oceanic Islands :: Introduced