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Mockingbirds are present here in New England, but not nearly as prevalent as down south, as I understand it. I myself have not seen one. My connection between "magpie" and "mockingbird" goes back to childhood, which admittedly, is getting muddy. I defer to the ornathologist!
As far as the "ill omen" best being conveyed by a raven or crow in the states -- of that much I'm sure.
Baz / Erik
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