Maryland State Symbol - Oriole, Black-Eyed Susan, and Official Banner #3611599 (License: Personal Use)

This colorful emblem represents Maryland’s natural heritage, featuring the state bird-the Baltimore Oriole-perched atop a flowing orange banner inscribed with “Maryland.” To the right, two Black-Eyed Susan flowers (Rudbeckia hirta), Maryland’s state flower, bloom beside green leaves, all set against a purple silhouette of the state. The design blends civic pride with ecological identity in a stylized, illustrative format.

Used on government websites, educational materials, tourism brochures, and state-themed merchandise to symbolize Maryland’s identity; matches user intent for learning about state symbols, geography, or preparing school projects.