It is not known why the American robin was chosen as the state bird for Connecticut. It was chosen to become the state bird in 1943.
The American Robin was adopted as the official Connecticut State Bird by the General Assembly in 1943. The white oak (Quercus alba) was adopted as the official Connecticut State Tree on April 16, 1947.
Connecticut's state bird is the American Robin whose classification is Turdus migratorius. It was adopted in 1943. The American Robin is a migratory songbird of the thrush family which is grayish in color but has an orange-ish patch on the chest which gives it its name.
The state bird of Connecticut is the American Robin.
The state of Connecticut currently does not have a state amphibian.
Three have the American robin as their State bird: Connecticut. Michigan. Wisconsin.
The American Robin was adopted as Connecticut's state bird in 1943.
its state bird is the american robin -Stacey
It is the Robin.
Connecticut.
Robin's live in a lot of places. There are a lot of Robin's in Connecticut; It is also Connecticut's state bird!
American Robin, adopted in 1931.
-2nd smallest state in America -state bird is the robin -state animal is the sperm whale