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Learn about the cardinal, the official state bird of Indiana, adopted in 1933. Find out its characteristics, habitat, nesting and eggs.
- IHB: Indiana State Bird
The cardinal (Richmondena cardinalis cardinalis) was adopted...
- DNR: Fish & Wildlife: Cardinal
Named for the red hat and robes of a church prince, the...
- IHB: Indiana State Bird
The cardinal is the official state bird of Indiana, adopted by the 1933 General Assembly. It is a bright red male and a brown female with a red crest, wings and tail.
Learn about the cardinal, the state bird of Indiana, its appearance, diet, scientific classification, and legislative context. See a detailed description by John James Audubon and a plate of the male and female cardinal.
30 Νοε 1999 · Learn about the history, appearance, behavior, and habitat of the Northern Cardinal, the state bird of Indiana and seven other U.S. states. Find out how to distinguish it from other birds and why it is a popular mascot and symbol.
Learn about the cardinal, the only red bird with a crest in the United States, and its characteristics, habitat, distribution, family life and food habits. The cardinal was chosen as the state bird in 1933 and is a common sight in both rural and urban settings.
Learn about the Northern Cardinal, the official bird of Indiana since 1933. Find out its description, habitat, behavior, diet, and why it is a popular backyard bird.
Learn why the Northern Cardinal is the state bird of Indiana and seven other states, and discover its distinctive features, behavior, and habitat. See photos of male and female cardinals and find out how to attract them to your backyard.
