  We investigate the stationary bipartite entanglement is a useful hybrid
optomechanical system, which is constituted of two coupled-cavity optomechanics
through a photon hopping process and both are driven by squeezed light. The
transfer of correlations from an entangled light source to optomechanical
cavities is explored. It is found that the generation of bipartite entanglement
and entanglement transfer depend strongly on photon hopping strength and the
matching of the input squeezed modes to the cavity modes. It is revealed that
the generated stationary bipartite entanglement due to squeezed light that
drives the cavities is robust against the thermal fluctuations. The fidelity of
a coherent state of the optical modes is explored and it is shown that it
offered interesting conditions on the stability of the system, which is the
same for entanglement generation.
