Greetings, happy day or night. I wish a very happy April to the beautiful Feathered Friends community. Today I'm back to share with you a bird that I didn't expect to see in my backyard, nor in my country, because if I'm not mistaken in identifying it, it's an animal that should exist in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean, so I'm surprised it's in the Venezuelan plains. I suppose it migrated here. This bird is related to another bird, which I've already told you about, the Paraulata Llanera, whose scientific name is Mimus gilvus, but Mimus polyglotto is smaller and its beak is a little shorter.
