The Official Florida State Bird
State Bird
Northern Mockingbird



The Northern Mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) is the official state bird of Florida. It is a medium-sized, gray-brown bird with a white belly and white wing bars. Its distinguishing feature is its loud, melodic song, which can be heard throughout much of the United States. The Northern Mockingbird is a year-round resident of Florida and is common in most parts of the state.

The Northern Mockingbird has been the official state bird of Florida since 1927. It was chosen to represent the state because of its melodic song, which is a symbol of the beauty of Florida's natural environment. The bird is also considered to be a symbol of resilience and perseverance, which are qualities that Floridians value. The Northern Mockingbird has also been featured in many works of literature and art over the years, and it is a beloved symbol of the state.

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