Alabama State Bird Yellowhammer Magnet

The Yellowhammer, also known as the Northern Flicker, is the state bird of Alabama and a symbol of the state's rich natural heritage. Recognizable by its golden-yellow underwings, spotted brown back, and the distinctive black crescent on its chest, this bird is both elegant and striking. Found in Alabama's forests, fields, and suburban areas, the Yellowhammer is known for its unique call and vibrant plumage. Adopted as the state bird in 1927, it reflects Alabama's deep ties to its natural landscapes and biodiversity. The Yellowhammer's presence serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving the state's wildlife and environment.