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it was approved by the Texas state legislature.

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While the Mockingbird is a common songbird, it is quite ferocious in protecting it's nest, eggs, and young. It is also the Official State Bird of several other states in the Union.

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it was approved by the Texas state legislature.

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The mockingbird was suggested by the Texas women's club and approved by Texas government.

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because of all the birds it imatates(hense the name Mocking Brid)

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