New Jersey State Bird Eastern Goldfinch Magnet

The Eastern Goldfinch, also known as the American Goldfinch, is the state bird of New Jersey, admired for its striking yellow and black plumage and lively nature. Male goldfinches display vibrant yellow feathers with contrasting black wings and caps during the breeding season, while females exhibit a more muted olive-yellow color. These birds are often seen fluttering around fields, meadows, and gardens, feeding on seeds from sunflowers, thistles, and other plants. Known for their acrobatic flight and cheerful calls, Eastern Goldfinches bring a touch of brightness to New Jersey's landscapes and symbolize the state's rich biodiversity and appreciation for nature.