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ContentsAbout the New Mexico State Cowboy SongUnder the New Mexico Skies LyricsAbout the New Mexico State Cowboy Song
“March 25, 2009, Governor Bill Richardson signed legislation declaring “Under the New Mexico Skies” as the first official cowboy song. The song was composed by Syd Masters of Edgewood, NM . This song was selected at a songwriting competition sponsored by the New Mexico Music Commission at...
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Maryland State Bird (More)Find everything you need to know about the Baltimore oriole. From nesting to migration, this page is a great resource.Source: Audubon
Maryland State Cat
Find out a little about the Maryland state cat, the calico cat. Find out what makes this cat type unique, and why almost all true calico cats are female.Source: Maryland Archives
Maryland State Crustacean (History and...
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Massachusetts State Bird
This beautiful nature field guide contains information on the lifestyle, characteristics, habitat, behavior, and diet of the black-capped chickadee. It also has...
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This conveniant site has information on the robin’s range, life cycle, habitat, diet, and behavior. The page has beautiful large photos, just double click to open them.Source: New Hampshire Public Television
Michigan State Bird and Flower (Coloring Page)Print this beautifully detailed coloring page...
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Minnesota State Bird
This page has all sorts of fun information on the common loon, Minnesota’s state bird For instance, did you know that unlike most birds, which have light or hollow bones, the loon has solid bones? Find out more here including how fast they fly, and why it takes them a running start of at least 100 feet to get...
ContentsMississippi State BirdMississippi State ButterflyMississippi State FishMississippi State InsectMississippi State Inect (Honey Bee)Mississippi State Land MammalMississippi State WaterfowlMississippi State Water MammalMississippi State Bird
This beautiful nature guide on the mockingbird explains the mockingbird’s habitat, life cycle, behavior, characteristics, and diet. It’s complete with...
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Missouri State Amphibian
Learn all about the American bullfrog, Missouri’s state amphibian, on this site. You can find out what they look like, where they live, what they eat and more. If you see a word that you don’t...
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Montana State Animal
Find out how Montana school kids contributed to getting the grizzly bear adopted as the state animal. Also read all the arguments on why the grizzly bear was perfect for this role.Source: Montana Kids
Montana State Animal (Guide)this beautiful full color nature guide explains the grizzly bear’s...
ContentsAbout the New Mexico State Bilingual SongNew Mexico – Mi Lindo Nuevo Mexico LyricsAbout the New Mexico State Bilingual Song
“Pablo Mares, a distinguised Music Educator, conductor and composer wrote “New Mexico – Mi Lindo Nuevo Mexico” in March 1995 the Legislatre adoped it as the state bilingual song.”
Source: New Mexico Secretary of State
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Nebraska State Bird
This colorful nature guide has information on the western meadowlark’s life cycle, characteristics, diet, habitat, and more. It also has amazing large photos for your report. Simply double-click ot enlarge the photos.Source: New Hampshire Public Television
Nebraska State Bird (Coloring Page)This...