  Create a list of the state bird for every state in the USA. List the States in alphabetical order. Tell me a fun fact about each bird. 

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* Alabama - Yellowhammer (Northern Flicker) - Eats more ants than any other bird in the USA. 
* Alaska - Willow Ptarmigan - Changes color to match the seasons! In Winter, the feathers turn white! 
* Arizona - Cactus Wren - Build football-shaped nests out of sticks and grass. 
* Arkansas - Northern Mockingbird - A male is able to learn around 200 songs!
* California - California Quail - Will sometimes lay eggs in other nests! 
* Colorado - Lark Bunting - They nest close together in "colonies" or "neighborhoods" and engage in polygyny.
* Connecticut - American Robin - Can sometimes become intoxicated if they eat too many honeysuckle berries. 	
* Delaware - Delaware Blue Hen - A cross-bred chicken that became famous for fighting in the Revolutionary War period.  
* Florida - Northern Mockingbird - Singing at night is more common during a full moon, especially by unmated males! 
* Georgia - Brown Thrasher - Learns over 1,000 different songs and can imitate other bird species.
* Hawaii - Hawaiian Goose (Nēnē) - At only 2,500 birds, the Nene is the world's rarest goose.
* Idaho - Mountain Bluebird - The male feeds the female like a baby bird while she incubates the eggs. 
* Illinois - Northern Cardinal - Sometimes attacks their own reflections mistaking themselves for intruders.
* Indiana - Northern Cardinal - State bird of seven US states! 
* Iowa - Eastern Goldfinch (American Goldfinch) - Strict vegetarians! 
* Kansas	- Western Meadowlark- Make interesting nests that feature a grass "roof" and an entrance tunnel! 
* Kentucky - Northern Cardinal - Unlike other female songbirds, the female Northern Cardinal loves to sing. 
* Louisiana	- Brown Pelican - Performs a mating dance where they bob their heads.  
* Maine - Chickadee - These birds create secret food stockpiles in a behavior known as "caching." 
* Maryland - Baltimore Oriole - Prefer fruit that has a deep-red hue like cherries, mulberries, and grapes.
* Massachusetts - Black-capped Chickadee - The oldest recorded bird lived to be 11 years and 8 months old. 
* Michigan - American Robin -  The oldest recorded age was 13 years and 11 months old. 
* Minnesota - Common Loon - Common Loons are carnivores! They can slow their heart rates to conserve oxygen underwater. 
* Mississippi - Northern Mockingbird	- A male Northern Mockingbird is able to learn around 200 songs throughout his life!
* Missouri - Eastern Bluebird - Males find a nesting spot and females build the nest and incubate the eggs. 
* Montana	- Western Meadowlark - This bird is grey in Winter, but displays yellow and black markings in Spring and Summer. 
* Nebraska - Western Meadowlark - Almost identical Eastern Meadowlark, the two species recognize each other by their calls and songs. 
* Nevada - Mountain Bluebird - The Mountain Bluebird is the only Bluebird species that "hovers" to hunt and catch insects. 
* New Hampshire - Purple Finch - Use large beaks and tongues to crack seeds and can even extract seeds from whole fruits. 
* New Jersey - Eastern Goldfinch (American Goldfinch) - Molt body feathers twice a year.
* New Mexico - Greater Roadrunner - Is the largest Cuckoo bird in the USA.
* New York - Eastern Bluebird - Males find a nesting spot and females build the nest and incubate the eggs. 
* North Carolina - Northern Cardinal - The State bird of seven US states! 
* North Dakota - Western Meadowlark - Features grey plumage in Winter and black and yellow markings on its breast in Spring and Summer. 
* Ohio - Northern Cardinal - Unlike other female songbirds, the females loves to sing.
* Oklahoma - Scissor-tailed Flycatcher - Have been known to chase away much larger birds like Hawks.
* Oregon - Western Meadowlark -  Although almost identical to the Eastern Meadowlark, the two can recognize each other by their calls and songs. 
* Pennsylvania - Ruffed Grouse - Has a tough digestive system and can eat and digest certain foods found in nature that other birds cannot. 
* Rhode Island - Rhode Island Red -Prized for both its meat and egg-laying capabilities. 
* South Carolina - Carolina Wren - A monogamous bird species.
* South Dakota - Ring-necked Pheasant - They usually walk or run and have striking plumage.
* Tennessee - Northern Mockingbird- Loves to sing day or night. 
* Texas - Northern Mockingbird - The female Mockingbird doesn't often sing, but when she does, it's usually in the Fall
* Utah - California Gull - Great parents! They take turns incubating their eggs throughout the day. 
* Vermont - Hermit Thrush - Use a hunting method called "foot-quivering" where they shake clumps of grass to find insects. 
* Virginia - Northern Cardinal - Males are so territorial of their nests that they will sometimes mistake themselves for predators.
* Washington - Willow Goldfinch (American Goldfinch) - Late breeders who time their mating season with the falling of late harvest seeds!
* West Virginia - Northern Cardinal - A pair of Cardinals learns distinctive song phrases. 
* Wisconsin - American Robin - The Official State bird in three US States!
* Wyoming - Western Meadowlark - make interesting nests that usually feature a "roof" and entrance tunnel! 