Nebraska State Bird Ornament - Western Meadowlark Market:WholesaleContrary to its name, the Western Meadowlark is not actually a lark! It belongs to the same family as orioles and blackbirds. The Meadowlark became the state bird of Nebraska in 1929. This Western Meadowlark Nebraska State Bird Ornament is made from Black Cherry wood grown and milled in the USA! The ornament is finished with a non toxic food safe oil to enhance and protect the natural beauty of the wood. Ornament comes tied with a hanging ribbon and
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that the Oriole became the state bird of Maryland in 1947
the mother will leave her young before they've fledged (essentially
standing around 6' 5" tall
The expertly cut ornament shape was crafted in the Nestled Pines Workshop in Lone Rock
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Approximate Dimensions: 3 1/2" x 3 1/4" x 3/16"
The large snowflake design measures about 3 1/2"
Wood Species: Black Walnut
for the preservation of state parks within the United States
Ranging from Canada to the American Southwest
That includes Michigan