There Is No Single "North" State Bird or Flower—Each State Chooses Its Own

The question "What is the North state bird and flower?" contains a misunderstanding: there is no "North" state. Each U.S. state designates its own symbols. You may be thinking of:

Northern Mockingbird — State Bird of 5 States

• Arkansas (1929)
• Florida (1927)
• Mississippi (1944)
• Tennessee (1933)
• Texas (1927)
• Also: Bahamas (national bird)

Mimus polyglottos – mimics 200+ songs; territorial; year-round resident.

Cherokee Rose — State Flower of Georgia

• Georgia (1916) – Rosa laevigata.
• Also: Guangdong Province, China (historical connection).
• White, fragrant, climbing; associated with Trail of Tears legend.

If You Meant a Specific "Northern" State

Or Perhaps You Mean...

• North Carolina: Cardinal / Dogwood
• North Dakota: Western Meadowlark / Wild Prairie Rose

Clarify the state—each has its own unique symbols reflecting local ecology and history.