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Mockingbird

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Sep 13, 2026

Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:03
MOCKING BIRDS! Their song, the flawless music of the highest spheres of ethereal beauty cradled in and issued from the dark and awesome places of the night.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:15
Mockingbirds.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:17
The symbol of Thalamus, and all I came to know of it.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:21
Nature's bridge between bright heaven and black hell.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
61:34
The jasmine's night scent gave way to the dark and misty smell of the river course below.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
61:39
and for the first time that night my eyes lifted to the twinkling blanket of stars overhead.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
61:44
Mockingbirds still played their ghostly flutes from the woodland above, but eagerly I breathed to myself an earthly strength from the arroyo's own singing chorus of crickets and frogs so far below.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
61:56
With new and critical interest, I gaped at the thick iron door in the cliff's bare walls.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
57:33
MOCKING BIRDS! Their song, the flawless music of the highest spheres of ethereal beauty cradled in and issued from the dark and awesome places of the night.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
57:44
Mockingbirds.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
57:46
The symbol of Thalamus, and all I came to know of it.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
57:50
Nature's bridge between bright heaven and black hell.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
60:03
The jasmine's night scent gave way to the dark and misty smell of the river course below.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
60:09
and for the first time that night my eyes lifted to the twinkling blanket of stars overhead.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
60:14
Mockingbirds still played their ghostly flutes from the woodland above, but eagerly I breathed to myself an earthly strength from the arroyo's own singing chorus of crickets and frogs so far below.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
60:26
With new and critical interest, I gaped at the thick iron door in the cliff's bare walls.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:06
Beasts and reptiles lying in wait at the shadowed margins of our journey to the Cradle of Light could have added nothing to my quickening spell of terror.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:14
And it was the accursed mockingbirds, those California nightcallers and singers, whose fluttered trills and staccatos vocally marked our presence at every step to the ghosts of earth and sky.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:26
Mockingbirds.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:28
To this very hour, their nocturnal songs turn my soul to moaning despair.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:33
Mockingbirds.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:35
Their song, the flawless music of the highest spheres of ethereal beauty cradled and issued from the dark and awesome places of the night.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:45
Mockingbirds.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
59:47
The symbol of Thalamus and all I came to know of it.
Eddy RavenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:46
Her memory is strong, one more song to tear my There's a girl down by the bandstand With a Mickey Gillis shirt She's faithful to Rodriguez But what he don't know won't hurt Cause she's waltzed across Texas At least three times tonight And I bet she'll ask for faded love Or who'll turn out the lights And if they play another Texas song It's all I can do Just getting by There's a rose outside of Houston With a thorn still in my heart Her memory's strong And one more song Will tear my world apart Her memory's strong So please don't play Another Texas song
Johnny MauldinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:30
Cabin in the tall east Texas pines Little out of style due to the changing times Rise and shine, plowin' and plantin' corn I'm a country boy, that's what I was born All my friends call me Texas country And I'm satisfied to be Texas country A good woman loves me and my best friend is Jesus And I'm proud to say that I'm Texas country Mockingbirds singing outside my door Baby girl and boy playing on the cabin floor Texas sun shined way down in my soul Sittin' in the shade down at the fishin' hole All my friends call me Texas Country And I'm satisfied to be Texas Country A good woman loves me and my best friend is Jesus And I'm proud to say that I'm Texas Country Jet airplanes plowing through the sky Never turn my head and I don't wonder why Peace of mind around me every day Little country church, the old time gospel way All my friends call me Texas country And I'm satisfied to be Texas country A good woman loves me and my best friend is Jesus And I'm proud to say that I'm Texas country A good woman loves me and my best friend is Jesus And I'm proud to say that I'm Texas country
Gene HensleeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:23
The lights are down low, it's Saturday night.
Gene HensleeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:30
The band's tuning up, the fiddles sound right.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
54:03
MOCKING BIRDS! Their song, the flawless music of the highest spheres of ethereal beauty cradled in and issued from the dark and awesome places of the night.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
54:14
Mockingbirds.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
54:16
The symbol of Thalamus, and all I came to know of it.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
54:20
Nature's bridge between bright heaven and black hell.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
56:33
The jasmine's night scent gave way to the dark and misty smell of the river course below.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
56:39
and for the first time that night my eyes lifted to the twinkling blanket of stars overhead.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
56:44
Mockingbirds still played their ghostly flutes from the woodland above, but eagerly I breathed to myself an earthly strength from the arroyo's own singing chorus of crickets and frogs so far below.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
56:56
With new and critical interest, I gaped at the thick iron door in the cliff's bare walls.
Austin FunkHOST
2:05
Yeah, I'm not usu- I've never really had any problems with the red-winged blackbirds.
Austin FunkHOST
2:08
Mockingbirds-
Sophia RicciardiPANELIST
2:08
It didn't, like, hit me, but... [laughs]
Austin FunkHOST
2:10
Mockingbirds are-
TyHOST
32:56
make them nice and healthy and you notice various images shapes of birds and then like names written next to them like what they are and what they look like that sort of thing looking through there there's two Now, in the present, there's two birds that stand out to you.
TyHOST
33:20
One appears to be kind of a small grayish bird with a very, very default bird shape and a white strip along its wings that says Mockingbird.
TyHOST
33:37
which looks very much like the thing that flew out at you from the ship.
TyHOST
33:44
Sure.
TyHOST
35:21
And yeah, that's what you know about.
Bill SunderlandGUEST
35:23
Okay.
Bill SunderlandGUEST
35:26
That's the Mockingbird room.
Bill SunderlandGUEST
35:28
Well, I know I could go over the balcony down onto the...
JennyNARRATOR
298:45
It has taken this bluster of winds to make some birds know that it is time to sing.
JennyNARRATOR
298:52
We had just a touch of them in late February, and after the touch had passed I heard my first mockingbird for months.
JennyNARRATOR
299:02
Mockingbirds were singing in November in the northern part of the state, but they ceased when December cold came in, and I did not hear one till that March bluster started them up.
JennyNARRATOR
299:16
This morning I had but to go out in the gray of dawn to hear golden melodies from a half-dozen, sitting in tops of sapling pines among the long leaves, swelling gray throats and flirting long tails that remind me always of the pump handle in the old-time organ loft.
JennyNARRATOR
299:38
I do not know if it is the power of good example which sets the loggerhead shrike to singing or not.

2 HRS 6 MINS LATER

Rita ButrosNARRATOR
426:12
White-bellied swallows twitter as they soar and swoop.
Rita ButrosNARRATOR
426:16
Redbirds whistle till the very dogs run hither and thither, believing they have a hundred masters all calling them at once.
Rita ButrosNARRATOR
426:26
Mockingbirds mock, not so much their bird neighbors as me.
Sue GillNARRATOR
7:00
Our Feathered Friends by Elizabeth and Joseph Grinnell.
Sue GillNARRATOR
7:05
The Message of a Mockingbird.
Sue GillNARRATOR
7:09
It was in the year eighteen seventy-seven, before any of the children who read this book were born.
Sue GillNARRATOR
7:16
We were living on one of the great reservations in the Indian Territory.
speaker_0NARRATOR
90:20
Cardinal, 20.
speaker_0NARRATOR
90:21
Mockingbird, 5.
speaker_0NARRATOR
90:23
Carolina Wren, 12.
speaker_0NARRATOR
90:25
House Wren, 2. long-billed marsh wren one white-breasted nuthatch four tufted titmouse four carolina chickadee twenty golden crown kinglet three blue bird eight total twenty seven species three hundred ninety one individuals theodore andrews columbia s c outskirts december twenty seventh eleven a m to one p m clear ground bare wind s w light temperature forty seven degrees black vulture thirty red-tailed hawk two red-headed woodpecker six flicker one blue jay twelve goldfinch seven white-throated sparrow fifteen slate color junco thirty five song sparrow six red-eyed tohi three loggerhead strike one mocking bird three carolina wren seven brown creeper one carolina chickadee eight Golden-crowned kinglet, 2.
speaker_0NARRATOR
92:14
Palm Warbler, 60.
speaker_0NARRATOR
92:16
Prairie Warbler, 1.
speaker_0NARRATOR
92:17
Mockingbird, 12.
speaker_0NARRATOR
92:18
House Wren, 2.

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