elmer bernstein wrote the musical score for to kill a mockingbird.
elmer bernstein wrote the musical score for to kill a mockingbird.
who wrote the musical score for to kill a mockingbird?
elmer bernstein
the musical score for the english-language version was composed by michael boddicker. music was borrowed from elmer bernstein's score to "to kill a mockingbird" (specifically the two cues, "roll in the tire" and "peek-a-boo" with minor changes in the music), and john williams' score to "the witches of eastwick" (using these cues "the township of eastwick" and "have another cherry!", again with minor changes in the music). the song "walk outside", written by dick tarrier, is performed by dan crow in the opening shots and end credits.
the adventures of milo and otis
the only mockingbird commonly found in north america is the northern mockingbird "(mimus polyglottos)". the greek word "polyglottos" means "multiple languages".









































section::::species in taxonomic order.









































"mimus":









































bullet::::- brown-backed mockingbird, "mimus dorsalis"









































bullet::::- bahama mockingbird, "mimus gundlachii"









































bullet::::- long-tailed mockingbird, "mimus longicaudatus"









































bullet::::- patagonian mockingbird, "mimus patagonicus"









































bullet::::- chilean mockingbird, "mimus thenca"









































bullet::::- white-banded mockingbird, "mimus triurus"









































bullet::::- northern mockingbird, "mimus polyglottos"









































bullet::::- socorro mockingbird, "mimus graysoni"









































bullet::::- tropical mockingbird, "mimus gilvus"









































bullet::::- chalk-browed mockingbird, "mimus saturninus"









































formerly "nesomimus" (endemic to the galapagos):









































bullet::::- hood mockingbird, "mimus macdonaldi"









































bullet::::- galápagos mockingbird, "mimus parvulus"









































bullet::::- floreana mockingbird or charles mockingbird, "mimus trifasciatus"
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