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From "The Huger Games" trilogy. "Funny birds and something of a slap in the face to the" oppressive government which had bred the all male Jabberjay as information gathering homing birds. The rebels used them to spread miss-information and the government abandoned the birds "to die off in the wild. Only they didn't die off. Instead, the jabberjays mated with female mockingbirds, creating a whole new species that could replicate both bird whistles and human melodies." A symbolic icon worn by Katniss Everdeen, first as a symbol of protection and a totem from her home district. The origins of the Mocking-jay pin differ in the book and the movie. Collins, Suzanne (2009-09-01). The Hunger Games (pp. 42-44). Scholastic Books.
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