What animal the mockingbird can sound like?

Mockingbirds are known for their exceptional ability to mimic the songs and calls of other birds. Their repertoire can include imitating various bird species, such as cardinals, wrens, robins, blue jays, and many more. In addition to birds, mockingbirds can also mimic certain sounds produced by non-avian animals, including dogs, cats, frogs, and insects like crickets and cicadas. This exceptional talent for vocal mimicry allows mockingbirds to create a diverse and complex soundscape within their territories.