[ad_1] The Virginia state bird is the northern cardinal, adopted in 1950. Males have a bright red color and territorial behavior, while females are duller in color. They primarily eat seeds but also feed on fruits and insects. They build nests in concealed spots and lay smooth-shelled eggs in clutches of three to four. Both […]
[ad_1] The flowering dogwood, scientifically known as Cornus florida, is the state flower and tree of Virginia. It is abundant in the eastern United States and has historical significance. The tree can grow over 30 meters in height and its flowers attract pollinators. It is also the state flower of North Carolina and the state […]
