The Official Ohio State Bird

Cardinal

The Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) is the official state bird of Ohio. It is a member of the Cardinalidae family, and is also known as the Redbird or Common Cardinal.

The Cardinal has been a part of Ohio's landscape since the early 1800s. It is a hardy and determined bird, and its bright red feathers have been seen as a sign of strength and courage among the people of Ohio. This bird has been a symbol of the state for more than a century, and it is often seen on license plates, flags, and other official symbols. Cardinals can be found in wooded and open areas throughout Ohio, and they are known for their distinctive vocalizations.

The Cardinal has been a symbol of Ohio since 1933, when it was officially adopted as the state bird. It is a fitting representation of the state, which has a strong agricultural heritage and a extensive natural beauty. The Cardinal is an important part of Ohio's ecosystem and a beloved symbol of the state.

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