The Official South Dakota State Bird

Pheasant

The Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) is the official state bird of South Dakota. It is a member of the Phasianidae family of birds, which includes grouse, quail, partridges, and turkeys. The Pheasant is native to Asia but has been introduced to Europe and North America.

The Pheasant has long been an important part of South Dakota's history. It was first introduced to the state in 1906 and quickly became an important game bird. It is now a popular game bird and a symbol of wildlife abundance in South Dakota. The Pheasant is a popular hunting species and is widely recognized as an important part of the state's culture. It is also popular as a livestock bird and is raised by many farmers and ranchers in the state.

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