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How Much Do You Know About Your State?

What is your state bird?  Cardinal

What is your state tree?  Tulip

 

What is your state flower?  Peony ( was Zinnia changed to Peony in 1957) 

 

What is your state song?  On The Banks Of The Wabash

 

 

My state is Indiana.  If you want to add anything interesting about your state that people might not know that might be fun, too!

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Re: How Much Do You Know About Your State?

Apparently nothing.  I wasn't able to answer any of those questions.  I googled and got the answers.

 

state bird - ruffed grouse

 

state flower - mountain laurel

 

state tree - eastern hemlock

 

state song - Pennsylvania

 

I am familiar with none of the above.  I live in Pennsylvania.  

 

 

 

 

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Re: How Much Do You Know About Your State?


@jubilant wrote:

What is your state bird?  Cardinal

What is your state tree?  Tulip

 

What is your state flower?  Peony ( was Zinnia changed to Peony in 1957) 

 

What is your state song?  On The Banks Of The Wabash

 

 

My state is Indiana.  If you want to add anything interesting about your state that people might not know that might be fun, too!


Texas:

Mockingbird;

Pecan;

Bluebonnet;

Texas our Texas.

 

The original Dallas Cowboy football stadium was built without the roof so that God could watch his favorite team play.  I grew up on that statement and believed with all my young girl's heart. 

I do love Texas and I always felt sorry for the rest of the nation who could not live here with us.

"Live frugally, but love extravagantly."
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Re: How Much Do You Know About Your State?

Wanted to add that you've inspired me to do some research and find out more about my home state @jubilant.  I was actually saddened (and embarrassed) that I knew so little about the state I've lived in all my life.  

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I've lived here long enough to know but I just don't really care. I hate living here. LOL!!!

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Bird: Scissortail Fly Catcher

Tree: Redbud

Flower: Mistletoe (I know, I know)

State Song: OKLAHOMA!

State Folk Song:  Oklahoma Hills by Woody Guthrie

State Country Western Song:  Faded Love by Bob Wills (I think by him)

We also have a State Meal that includes Chicken Fried Steak, Watermelon, Peas and about anything else you can think of to eat.

 

I remember once a long time ago, the Iowa legislature voted Kansas's State sunflower a "noxious weed" then Kansas declared Iowa's state bird a "public nuisance."

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Re: How Much Do You Know About Your State?

In middle school it was required to learn our state symbols. This is what I remember. 

 

  • Tree: Palmetto
  • Bird: Carolina Wren
  • Drink: milk
  • Dance: The Shag
  • Dog: Boykin Spaniel 
  • Reptile: loggerhead turtle
  • Flower: Jasmin
  • Anphibian: spotted salamander 

My state: South Carolina 

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@Citrine1 wrote:

Wanted to add that you've inspired me to do some research and find out more about my home state @jubilant.  I was actually saddened (and embarrassed) that I knew so little about the state I've lived in all my life.  


******** Thanks, I am glad it inspired you! I had our state flower wrong.

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I knew all but the official state song, which I had to look up:

 

State Bird - California Quail

State Tree(s) - Redwood and Sequoia 

State Flower - California Poppy 

State Song - I Love You, California

 

Interesting CA fact: Mount Whitney is the highest point in North America, and only 90 miles away in Death Valley, is the lowest point in North America.

 

 

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                     C O L O R A D O

 

Blue Spruce Tree

Colorado Blue Columbine Flower

Lark Bunting Bird

Aquamarine Gemstone

"Rocky Mountain High" Song by John Denver

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