To Kill a Mockingbird- Habitat of Mocking bird

Mockingbirds usually live in open scrub pine and oak forests. They have changed their living habitat over the years to mowed lawns and ornamental shrubs, which has an abundant source of food, which are insects and berries. They do not get frightened easily when close to people. Some mockers migrate toward warmer regions south or to the coast.

From their preferred high perch on tree branches they trill their varied songs. Mockingbirds love just about any fruiting shrub or tree, from honeysuckle to dogwood, from cherry trees to eleagnus.

Flora and Fauna existing in
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
In Maycomb, I think that there are lots of scrub pine and also oak forests. There are also tall trees, accompanied by fruiting shrub such as hawthorns, mulberries and junipers in the residents’ garden. There are also quite a number of mowed lawns and ornamental shrubs.

Mockingbirds live in Maycomb because there is an abundant source of food from the mowed lawns and ornamental shrubs. There are also trees for them to perch on and also there are fruiting shrubs which they love so much.

References:
http://yardener.com/YardenersPlantHelper
/MakingForAHealthyYardEcology/AttractingBirdsToTheYard
/TwelveWorkerSongbirds/Mockingbird