What is the state bird of Oregon?

The state bird of Oregon is the Western Meadowlark. This bird is known for its bright yellow belly and its melodious, flute-like song, which can be heard across Oregon’s open fields, grasslands, and meadows. The Western Meadowlark is a common sight in rural Oregon, where it is often seen perched on fence posts or singing from the ground. It symbolizes the state’s rural and agricultural lifestyle, with its vibrant song representing the natural beauty of the region. The Western Meadowlark was designated as Oregon’s state bird in 1927.