| Northern Mockingbird | M. polyglottos | North America; México; Caribbean from Bahamas east to Virgin Islands |
| Tropical Mockingbird | M. gilvus |
northern South America; Central America from Panamá to Isthmus of Tehuántepec, México Caribbean from Trinidad north and west to Virgin Islands |
| Large-billed (St. Andrew) Mockingbird | M. magnirostris | Isla San Andres, Colombia
Considered to be a well differentiated subspecies of M. gilvus by AOU (1998) |
| M. polyglottos, M. gilvus, and M. magnirostris appear to represent sibling species |
| Socorro Mockingbird | M. graysoni | Endemic to Isla Socorro, Revillagigedos Archipelago, México. Placed formerly in monotypic genus Mimodes but recently shown to be closely related to preceding two species, within Mimus (Barber et al. 2004). |
| Bahama Mockingbird | M. gundlachii | Bahamas Bank; islands along Cuba's north shore; southern Jamaica |
Bahama Mockingbird, M. gundlachii gundlachii, San Salvador Island, Bahamas | | 
Socorro Mockingbird, M. graysoni |
| Brown-backed Mockingbird | M. dorsalis | east-central South America |
| White-banded Mockingbird | M. triurus | east-central South America |
| M. dorsalis and M. triurus appear to represent sibling species |
| Chalk-browed Mockingbird | M. saturninus | southeastern South America |
| Patagonian Mockingbird | M. patagonicus | Patagonia |
| M. saturninus and M. patagonicus appear to represent sibling species |
| Chilean Mockingbird | M. thenca | Chile |
| Long-tailed Mockingbird |
| M. longicaudatus | western Ecuador, including Isla de la Plata; northern and central Perú west of Andes |
Subspecies
- M. l. longicaudatus ~ Perú
- M. l. albogriseus ~ Mainland Ecuador
- M. l. platensis ~ Isla de la Plata, Ecuador (endemic; largest bill)
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| M. thenca and M. longicaudatus appear to represent sibling species |
