What is missouri state bird?

The Missouri state bird is the Eastern bluebird. Its scientific name is Sialia sialis. The Eastern bluebird is a small bird with a round body and a blue back, wings, and tail. Its breast and belly are reddish-brown and its throat and sides are white. The male and female birds have similar markings but the male's blue feathers are brighter. The Eastern bluebird is a symbol of happiness, hope, and good luck. It is commonly found in rural and suburban areas of Missouri and can often be spotted perched on a fence or in a tree. The Eastern bluebird feeds on insects, worms, and small fruits. In Missouri, the Eastern bluebird population has been threatened by habitat loss and competition from non-native bird species. Conservation efforts have been made to protect and promote the Eastern bluebird population, including constructing nesting boxes and preserving habitats.