State Birds Bird-Watching Project
There's a lot to learn about your state -- the State Birds Bird-Watching Project will help you learn about your state bird.What You'll Need:
- Field guide to birds
Learn about your state bird from a field guide to birds. Then, whenever you're out hiking, watch for your bird. Can you find any other state birds where you live?
- Alabama Yellowhammer
- Alaska Willow ptarmigan
- Arizona Cactus wren
- Arkansas Mockingbird
- California California valley quail
- Colorado Lark bunting
- Connecticut American robin
- Delaware Blue hen chicken
- District of Columbia Wood thrush
- Florida Mockingbird
- Georgia Brown thrasher
- Hawaii Hawaiian goose
- Idaho Mountain bluebird
- Illinois Cardinal
- Indiana Cardinal
- Iowa Eastern goldfinch
- Kansas Western meadowlark
- Kentucky Cardinal
- Louisiana Eastern brown pelican
- Maine Chickadee
- Maryland Baltimore oriole
- Massachusetts Chickadee
- Michigan Robin
- Minnesota Common loon
- Mississippi Mockingbird
- Missouri Bluebird
- Montana Western meadowlark
- Nebraska Western meadowlark
- Nevada Mountain bluebird
- New Hampshire Purple finch
- New Jersey Eastern goldfinch
- New Mexico Roadrunner
- New York Bluebird
- North Carolina Cardinal
- North Dakota Western meadowlark
- Ohio Cardinal
- Oklahoma Scissor-tailed flycatcher
- Oregon Western meadowlark
- Pennsylvania Ruffed grouse
- Rhode Island Rhode Island red
- South Carolina Carolina wren
- South Dakota Chinese ring-necked pheasant
- Tennessee Mockingbird
- Texas Mockingbird
- Utah Seagull
- Vermont Hermit thrush
- Virginia Cardinal
- Washington Willow goldfinch
- West Virginia Cardinal
- Wisconsin Robin
- Wyoming Meadowlark
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