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Some states share the same state bird. Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas all have the Northern Mockingbird as their state bird.
Another popular state bird is the Northern Cardinal. This is the state bird of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Pennsylvania's state bird is the Ruffled Grouse
The California Quail is the state bird of California.
Some states have a state bird and a state wild game bird. For example, Massachusetts' state bird is the Black-Capped Chickadee and their state game bird is the Wild Turkey.
Two states have two state trees. California's states trees are the Coast Redwood and the Giant Sequoia.
The Eastern Hemlock is the state tree of Pennsylvania.
Nevada also has two state trees- the Single Leaf Pinyon and the Great Basin Bristlecone Pine.
Some states share the same state tree. For example, The Tulip Tree is the state tree of Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
Nine states have a type of pine tree as their state tree. The Eastern White Pine is the state tree for Maine and Michigan.
The Sugar Maple is the state tree of New York, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
Do you like pecans? The Pecan tree is the state tree of Texas.
Pennsylvania's state flower is the Mountain Laurel and the Penngift Crown Vetch is its conservation plant.
Florida's state flower is the Orange Blossom and its state wildflower is the Tickseed.
Oklahoma even has three state flowers:Mistletoe,The Oklahoma Rose and Indian Blanket
the Rocky Mountain Columbine to be Colorado's state flower.
The California Poppy is California's state flower.
The Texan state flower is the Texas Bluebonnet.
the Apple Blossom is the state flower of both Arkansas and Michigan.
mottos
California: Eurkea ("I have found it.")
Florida: In God We Trust
New Hampshire: Live Free or Die
Pennsylvania: Virtue, Liberty, and Independence
Texas: Friendship