Does a single male mockingbird even have a nest? I mean,

why would a bachelor even build a nest without a female? If he hooks up, isn't the female is going to want to change everything anyway?
[Post edited by Hokie360 at 06/08/2016 1:27PM]

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Does a single male mockingbird even have a nest? I mean, -- Hokie360 06/08/2016 1:11PM

The bird books refer to it as a "nesting territory". You are most likely -- hokieonceremoved 06/08/2016 1:34PM

Does a single male mockingbird even have a nest? I mean,

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