"Pelican State" is the nickname of the state of Louisiana. Louisiana's official state bird, the brown pelican, is native there.
The Pelican is on Louisiana's flag and state seal. Louisiana is also called 'The Pelican State.' The bird has been Louisiana's symbol since the arrival of early European settlers because the settlers were impressed with the Pelican's generous and nurturing attitude toward their young.
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The Brown Pelican State.
The state bird of Louisiana is the Eastern Brown Pelican, adopted in 1966.
Louisiana's state tree is the bald cypress.
The Pelican State, and also Sportsman's Paradise.
Louisiana got the nickname ''THE PELICAN STATE'' because of the abundance of brown pelicans everywhere
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Louisiana is the only state to have the Brown Pelican as its state bird.
Louisiana's state bird is the Eastern Brown Pelican.
Louisiana is commonly known as the "Pelican State." This nickname reflects the brown pelican, which is the state bird and symbolizes the state's commitment to conservation and wildlife. The pelican also represents Louisiana's rich natural resources and diverse ecosystems.