What is the state bird of wyoming?

Official State Bird of Wyoming. A familiar songbird of open country across the western two-thirds of the North American continent, the western meadowlark is a symbol of six states (official state bird of Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, and Wyoming). read more

Wyoming designated the western meadowlark (Sturnella Neglecta) as official state bird in 1927. All State Birds A familiar songbird of open country across the western two-thirds of the North American continent, the western meadowlark is a symbol of six states (official state bird of Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, and Wyoming). read more

The law designating the Western meadowlark as the official Wyoming state bird is SECTION 8-3-105 (State bird) of the Wyoming Statutes, Title 8 (General Provisions) Chapter 3 (State Seal, Flag, Flower, Bird and Other Symbols) Section 8-3-105. read more

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