What is south dakota's state bird?

The South Dakota state bird, the Ringed-necked Pheasant, is a bird that was imported to America from Asia, and therefore has no place in Audubon's Birds of America, which is comprised exclusively of wild birds native to North America. read more

State Bird of South Dakota The Chinese ring-necked pheasant is the state bird. It was introduced to South Dakota in 1898 and is easily recognized by its colorful plumage. read more

Official State Bird of South Dakota. South Dakota designated the Chinese ring-necked pheasant as the official state bird in 1943. A ring-necked pheasant is also featured on the U.S. Mint's South Dakota quarter - All State Birds read more

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South Dakota designated the Chinese ring-necked pheasant as state bird in 1943; a ring-necked pheasant is also featured on South Dakota quarter. read more