Nebraska State Bird - Western Meadowlark | Official Symbol #3269838 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized illustration depicts the Western Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta), Nebraska’s state bird since 1929, showcasing its iconic bright yellow underparts, black “V” bib, and streaked gray-brown upper feathers. The bird stands alert against a light background dotted with white stars, framed in red with scalloped edges-a design evoking official state emblems and educational materials. Its sharp beak and expressive eye highlight its role as a symbol of prairie resilience and song.

Used on state government websites, educational resources, wildlife conservation pages, and children’s learning materials to represent Nebraska’s natural heritage; matches user intent for identifying state symbols, birdwatching info, or school project visuals.