Why is the Robin Michigan's state bird?
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The American Robin is our state bird - but why? You can find Robins everywhere, including most states in the U.S. So should we reconsider our state bird and pick something more unique to Michigan? Like, say, the Kirtland's Warbler? A debate!
- Vote in the On Hand state bird poll here!
- Check out our other state symbols here
- Read about the Kirtland's Warbler Alliance, a nonprofit devoted to protecting the species
GUESTS:
- April Campbell, retired M.D. and bird enthusiast based in Ann Arbor
- Jen Owen, former director for the Michigan State Bird Observatory and center coordinator for Corey Marsh Ecological Center.
- Frances Heldt, archivist for the Archives of Michigan
Cover photo by Lester Graham
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