Collection of State Symbols Coloring Pages (28)

The image is a black and white line drawing of a magnolia tree. The tree is an evergreen that blooms in May and June. The large white blossoms are usually very fragrant. Magnolia was voted as state flower of Mississippi in 1900 and officially adopted as the state flower in 1952. The image is accompanied by text that reads "Magnolia."

The image is a black and white line drawing of a flower. The flower is a Syringa, which is a type of flowering plant native to Idaho in 1931 and appears on Idaho. The image is accompanied by text that explains the four petaled white flowers look and smell like orange blossoms, which gives Syringas the nickname "mock orange." The text explains that Syringaa leaves can be made into soap, which was made in Idaho in the state of Idaho in 1991 and appears to be made with soap.

The image is a black and white line drawing of an Eastern Goldfinch perched on a branch. The bird is facing towards the right side of the image and appears to be looking towards the left side. It has a small head and a long, slender body with a pointed beak. Its wings are slightly spread out and its tail feathers are slightly curved. The branch it is perched on is thin and has a few small leaves. The background is plain white. Below the bird, there is text that reads "Eastern Goldfinches - The main foods of the Eastern Goldfinch are the seeds of dandelions, sunflowers, ragweed and evening primrose. Each year, the female lays 4 to 6 whitish-blue eggs marked at the larger end with reddish-brown spots. The Eastern Goldfish was adopted as New Jersey's state bird in on January 29, 1935."

The image is a black and white line drawing of three Native Violet flowers. The flowers are drawn in a simple, cartoon-like style with thin lines and are arranged in a vase-like shape. The petals of the flowers are large and round, with a pointed tip at the top. The leaves are long and thin, and the stems are thin and pointed. The background is plain white. Below the image, there is text that reads "Native Violet - The Native Violet blooms from May through July. - The flowers were edible. - the purple variety was made Illinois state flower on Jan. 21, 1908."

The image is a black and white line drawing of a Louisiana Black Bear, a state mammal. The bear is standing on its hind legs with its front paws on the ground and its tail curled around its body. It is facing towards the right side of the image. Behind the bear, there is a tree with a trunk that has a small hole in it. The tree appears to be in a wooded area with grass and leaves scattered around. The text above the bear reads "The Louisiana Black bear is our State Mammal. There are only 200-400 left in our state."

The image is a black and white line drawing of a common meadow violet plant. The plant has three flowers with blue-purple flowers with white centers and green stems and leaves. The flowers have five petals each and a yellow center. The leaves are long and thin, and the stems are thin and pointed. The background is plain white. The text on the image reads "Common Meadow Violet" and "The Common Meadow Violet has blue-pupil blooms from April through June. The Common Meadow Violets (Viola sorority) was first considered the official state flower of New Jersey in 1913, but it wasn't finally declared until 1971."

The image is a black and white line drawing of a wild blueberry plant and fruit. The plant has a bunch of blueberries with small white flowers and green leaves. On the top right corner of the image, there is a honeybee with its wings spread wide. The honeybee is flying towards the plant. The text on the image reads "Honeybee Maine State Insect".

The image is a black and white line drawing of the state of Texas. The state is outlined in black and has various landmarks and symbols scattered throughout it. On the top left corner of the image, there is a tall tower with a flag on top. Next to it, there are two cows, one standing and the other sitting on a rock. On the top right corner, there appears to be a cow with a star on its head. In the center of the map, there comes a small building with a dome and a chimney. The building is surrounded by trees and shrubs. On top of the building, there seems to be an oil tower and a tree with a bird perched on a branch. On bottom left corner, it looks like a bird with a long beak and a long tail. - The word "Texas" is written in bold letters at the bottom of the page.

The image is a black and white line drawing of two peonies. The peonies are large, tissue paper-like blossoms in late spring and early summer. The flowers are native North American flowers, but it is native to China. But it's popularity with gardeners makes it a common site throughout Indiana. The image is accompanied by text that reads "Peony - Large, tissue-like blooms in early spring and Early summer."

The image is a black and white line drawing of a Texas Bluebonnet flower. The flower is in full bloom with multiple petals and a long stem. The petals are arranged in a star-like pattern and the center of the flower is a deep purple color. The stem is long and slender with a pointed tip. Below the flower, there is a banner with the word "Texas" written in a cursive font. The banner is decorated with a ribbon that reads "Bluebonnet." The overall design is simple and minimalistic.

The image is a black-capped chickadee coloring page. It is a line drawing of a bird perched on a branch. The bird is facing towards the right side of the page and its body is slightly curved. It has a small head and wings, and a long tail. The body of the bird is covered in small hairs, and its eyes are dark and alert. The text on the page reads "Black-Capped Chickadee - Their main sources of food are insects, seeds and berries. The female lays 5-10 eggs each year. The black-covered chickadeee is Maine's state bird."

The image is a black and white line drawing of an American Robin bird. The bird is standing on a rock with its wings slightly spread out and its head turned slightly to the side. It has a long, pointed beak and a small, pointed crest on its head. The body of the bird is outlined in black and the wings are slightly curved. The text below the bird reads "American Robin - Throughout North America, sightings of the distinctive red breast of the male Robin signal Spring has arrived. - the female lays 3 to 4 eggs - they are (of course) Robin's egg blue. - Robin was adopted as Wisconsin's state bird in 1949."

The image is a black and white line drawing of the state flag of Florida. The flag is rectangular in shape and has the word "Florida" written in capital letters at the bottom. On the left side of the flag, there is a palm tree with long, thin leaves and a small island in the center. Next to the palm tree, there are two large, ornate flowers with long petals and a yellow center. On the top right corner of the image, there appears to be a map of Florida, with the state capital, Tallahassee, and Mockingbird highlighted in black. Below the map, it reads "State Capitol, Tallahssee, Florida." The flag is decorated with a circular emblem in the shape of a palm leaf and a banner with the words "State Tree, Sabal Palmetto Palm, State Flag, White Flag, Blue Flag, Red Flag, and Blue Flag." The flag also has a small emblem of a boat on the water. Overall, the image is likely a coloring page for children to color in and enjoy.

The image is a black and white line drawing of a bee on the ground next to a tree. The bee is facing towards the right side of the image and appears to be in mid-flight. It has a large body with two antennae and two legs. Its wings are spread out and its head is tilted upwards, as if it is about to take flight. The tree has a bare trunk and a small branch with a few leaves. There is a small insect on the branch of the tree. Below the bee, there is text that reads "The Honeybee, our State Insect."

The image is a black and white line drawing of the state of New York. It is a detailed illustration that shows the state's landmarks and attractions. The top left corner of the image shows the Statue of Liberty, which is a tall, slender statue of liberty with a torch in his hand. The statue is surrounded by a cityscape of New Jersey, including Niagara Falls, Albany, and the Empire State Building. The top right corner shows a mountain with a cherry on top, representing the city's peak. In the center of the map, there is a small illustration of a bird perched on a branch with a bunch of grapes and a flower. The bird is facing towards the right side of the illustration. The background is a light blue sky with white clouds. The text "New York" is written in a cursive font at the bottom of the page.

The image is a black and white line drawing of a Louisiana even has a State Dog. It is called the Catahoula Leopard Dog. The dog is standing on a grassy field with a cloudy sky in the background. The sky is filled with clouds and there is a sun in the top right corner. The text below the drawing reads "Louisiana even has the State Dog."

The image is a black and white line drawing of the seal of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The seal is circular in shape and has a wreath-like design around the edges. In the center, there is an illustration of a man and a woman standing side by side, with the man holding a book and the woman holding a child. Above the illustration, the words "United We Stand" are written in a cursive font. Below the illustration is the text "Divided We Fall" in a larger font size. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.

The image is a black and white line drawing of a roadrunner. The roadrunner is standing on its hind legs with its front legs stretched out in front of it. It has a long, pointed beak and a small, pointed tail. Its body is covered in small, dark spots and its wings are spread out behind it. The background is plain white. Below the roadrunner, there is text that reads "Roadrunner: The road runner can run up to 15 miles per hour on its long legs. Builds its nest in a cactus or thorn bush and lays 3 to 8 white eggs. The Roadrunner was officially adopted as New Mexico's state bird on March 16, 1949."

The image is a black and white line drawing of two poppies with the word "California" written above them. The word "Golden Poppy" is written below the word in a cursive font. The background is square and the poppys are outlined in black. The image appears to be a coloring page or a coloring book.

The image is a black and white line drawing of a magnolia flower. The flower has six petals, each with a small bud in the center. The petals are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with the largest petal at the top and the smallest at the bottom. The center of the flower is a darker shade of pink, with a few small leaves scattered around it. The leaves are long and thin, with pointed tips. The image is accompanied by text that reads "The Magnolia Blossom became our State Flower in 1900."

The image is a black and white line drawing of a bouquet of flowers with the word "Louisiana" written above it. The bouquet is made up of two large flowers with green leaves and a small bow in the center. The flowers are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with the leaves on either side of the bouquet. The background is a rectangular frame with a banner at the bottom that reads "Magnolia." The overall design is simple and minimalistic.

The image is a black and white line drawing of an apple blossom. The blossom is in full bloom with light pink buds and light pink edging the petals when first opened. The petals are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with some overlapping each other. The leaves are long and thin, and the stem is visible at the top of the image. The text below the image reads "Apple Blossom - it was made the state flower of Michigan on April 28, 1897."

The image is a black and white line drawing of a saguaro cactus plant. The cactus is in the center of the image, with its spiky leaves and large, round flowers. The flowers are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with the petals overlapping each other. Above the cactus, there is a banner with the word "Arizona" written in a cursive font. The banner is curved and has a banner at the bottom with the same word written on it. The background is plain white.

The image is a black and white line drawing of a bird perched on a branch of a tree. The bird is facing towards the right side of the image and appears to be looking towards the left side. It has a small body with a pointed beak and a long tail. The branch is covered in small flowers and leaves, and there are more flowers and buds scattered around it. The background is plain white. The words "West Virginia" are written in black at the top of the drawing.

The image is a black and white line drawing of a Rhode Island Red Chicken. The chicken is standing on all fours with its wings spread out and its head turned slightly to the side. It has a comb on its head and a long tail feathers. The text above the chicken reads "Rhode Island Red Chickens" and below the chicken, there is a description that reads "This breed of chicken was developed in 1854 for its eggs and meat and became a major contributor to the poultry industry. Males are called roosters and females are called hen's. The hen's lay brown eggs." The text below the image states that the chicken was adopted as Rhode Island's state bird on May 3, 1954.

The image is a black and white line drawing of the state of Maine. It is a map of the country with various geographical features such as rivers, mountains, and forests labeled. On the top left corner, there is a small bird perched on a branch with a pine cone next to it. The bird is a chickadee, and on the top right corner, it is a berry. In the center of the map, there are three small illustrations - a white pine cone, a banger, and a crab. The first illustration is of a crab, the second illustration is a crab with a shell, and the third illustration is an illustration of a pine tree. The map is outlined in black and has the word "Maine" written at the bottom.

The image is a black and white line drawing of the flag of Hawaii. The flag is rectangular in shape and has a red, white, and blue striped background with a Union Jack in the top left corner. Below the flag, there is a large flower with a yellow center and green leaves. On the right side of the image, there are two birds, one of which is a state bird, standing on a rock. The bird on the left is a yellow flower Hibiscus, and the bird in the center is a blue bird with a long neck and a long beak. The text on the image reads "State Bird, Nene, State Capitol, Honolulu, Hawaii."

The image is a black and white line drawing of a blue hen. The hen is standing on all fours with its body facing towards the left side of the image. It has a long, flowing tail and a comb on its head. Its feathers are detailed and its eyes are large and round. The text above the hen reads "Blue Hen Chicken" and below the hen, there is a sentence that reads "The Delaware Blue Hen is not a recognized breed or strain of chicken. The term evolved through a historical account, and refers to fighting gamecocks that gained fame during the Revolutionary War. The Blue Hen Chicken was adopted as Delaware's state bird on April 14, 1939."