What is kansas state bird?

The state bird of Kansas is the western meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta). This bird is commonly found in grasslands, fields, and prairies throughout the western and central regions of North America. The western meadowlark has a distinctive yellow breast with a black V-shaped pattern on its chest, and its melodious song is often heard in the early morning and evening. The bird was officially designated as the state bird of Kansas in 1937, and it reflects the state’s agricultural heritage and natural beauty. Kansas celebrates National Western Meadowlark Day on March 8th each year.