Which bird species is the state bird of West Virginia, which lies in the Appalachian region?
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The Northern Cardinal is the state bird of West Virginia, a state located in the Appalachian region.
The Northern Cardinal, known for its bright red plumage and melodic songs, is not only the state bird of West Virginia but also of six other states. In West Virginia, the cardinal's presence is celebrated for its beauty and resilience, thriving in the region's diverse forests and rural landscapes. Its striking appearance and pleasant call make it a beloved symbol in the Appalachian region. The selection of the cardinal reflects the state’s appreciation for its natural beauty and wildlife.