Georgia State Animals

ContentsGeorgia State AmphibianGeorgia State BirdGeorgia State ButterflyGeorgia State FishGeorgia State Game BirdGeorgia State InsectGeorgia State Marine MammalGeorgia State Reptile Georgia State Amphibian The green tree frog was adopted by Georgia as recently as 2005. Learn about this cute lime green frog on this site.Source: Georgia Secretary of State Georgia State Amphibian (Green Treefrog)This has good...

Illinois State Animals

ContentsIllinois State AmphibianIllinois State AnimalIllinois State BirdIllinois State FishIllinois State InsectIllinois State ReptileIllinois State Amphibian Learn about the fascinating eastern tiger salamander. See pictures, and learn about ecology, indentification, and threats.Source: The Center for Reptile and Amphibian Conservation and Management Illinois State Amphibian (Eastern Tiger Salamander)This has...

Kansas State Animals

ContentsKansas State AmphibianKansas State AnimalKansas State BirdKansas State InsectKansas State ReptileKansas State Amphibian Did you know the barred tiger or salamander has four toes on its front feet, but five toes on its back feet? Did you know they can live as long as 20 years? Learn all about these fascinating creatures at this helpful page.Source: Great Plains Nature Center Kansas State Animal This...

Louisiana State Animals

ContentsLouisiana State Amphibian Louisiana State Bird Louisiana State Crustacean (Recipe and History) Louisiana State Dog Louisiana State Fish Louisiana State Insect (Coloring Page)Louisiana State MammalLouisiana State Reptile Louisiana State Saltwater Fish Louisiana State Amphibian See a picture of the green tree frog, learn about it’s care, and much much more.Source: Louisiana Department of Wildlife and...

Missouri State Animals

ContentsMissouri State AmphibianMissouri State AnimalMissouri State Aquatic AnimalMissouri State BirdMissouri State FishMissouri State HorseMissouri State Insect (Honey Bee) 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...

New Hampshire State Animals

ContentsNew Hampshire AmphibianNew Hampshire AnimalNew Hampshire State BirdNew Hampshire State Butterfly New Hampshire State FishesNew Hampshire Freshwater FishNew Hampshire State InsectNew Hampshire Amphibian This page has information on everything from what the red-spotted newt eats to where it lives. Click the magnifying glass if you see a word you don’t understand, and use the tabs at the top of the...

New Mexico State Animals

ContentsNew Mexico State AmphibianNew Mexico State AnimalNew Mexico State BirdNew Mexico State Butterfly New Mexico State FishNew Mexico State InsectNew Mexico State ReptileNew Mexico State Amphibian The spadefoot toad is New Mexico’s state animal, and you can learn how to recognize it, and what it eats here.Source: Natural Diversity Information Source – Colorado Division of Wildlife New Mexico State...

Oklahoma State Animals

ContentsOklahoma State AmphibianOklahoma State AnimalOklahoma State BirdOklahoma State ButterflyOklahoma State FishOklahoma State FurbearerOklahoma State Game AnimalOklahoma State Game BirdOklahoma State InsectOklahoma State Reptile Oklahoma State Amphibian Oklahoma’s state amphibian is the American bullfrog. You can learn all about the habitat and behavior of the bullfrog on Wikipedia’s page. All...

South Carolina State Animals

ContentsSouth Carolina State AmphibianSouth Carolina State AnimalSouth Carolina State ButterflySouth Carolina State FishSouth Carolina State InsectSouth Carolina State ReptileSouth Carolina State SpiderSouth Carolina State Wild Game BirdSouth Carolina State Amphibian Find out when the spotted salamander became South Carolina’s state amphibian and how to identify it here.Source: South Carolina State...

Tennessee State Animals

ContentsTennessee State Agricultural InsectTennessee State AmphibianTennessee State Bird (Coloring Page)Tennessee State ButterflyTennessee State Fish (Commercial and Sport)Tennessee State Game BirdTennessee State HorseTennessee State Insect (Firefly)Tennessee State Insect (Ladybeetle) – Easy ReadingTennessee State ReptileTennessee State Wild AnimalTennessee State Agricultural Insect This informative page on...