The state bird of New York is the Eastern Bluebird, known for its vibrant colors and melodious song.

The Eastern Bluebird is the official state bird of New York, celebrated for its striking blue feathers and cheerful song. Found throughout the state, from suburban backyards to rural farmlands, the Eastern Bluebird is a symbol of the state's natural beauty and diverse ecosystems. The male bluebird’s bright blue plumage contrasts with the female's more subdued tones, making them easily recognizable. Known for its graceful flight and melodic chirps, the Eastern Bluebird represents renewal and hope, reflecting New York’s commitment to wildlife preservation and the state's rich natural heritage, including its diverse bird species and habitats.