Blue birds.

birdgal, I live in Connecticut and our state bird is the robin. My husband saw one in the yard the other day.

birdgal, I had to look it up!  The California Quail is it.  They are very cute and make a charming sound.

the PA bird is the ruffed grouse.

I've seen some of them along the roadside here in Central PA

I'm from North Dakota and our state bird is the meadowlark. I haven't seen any yet but they'll come a little later in the spring and hang around all summer then leave in the fall. That's how I know spring has arrived. We often get robins earlier, but they are so erratic about when they arrive that I don't consider them an indication of spring. I've even seen some here in late February hopping around in the snow.

I have some bluebird houses hanging on my fence line in different places around my yard. I rarely get a bluebird, but most of then are occupied by tree swallows which often hang around with the bluebirds. There is a marina a couple miles away from my place and they have put up bluebird houses all along their fence line and fence lines of the neighbors. Each they have a celebration and invite people to come there, do a bluebird walk along where they have put bluebird houses and will serve Juneberry pie and ice cream to all who come to the celebration. Juneberries are also called Saskatoon berries and they grow wild out in our coulees. The marina specializes in making Juneberry pies for their customers from wherever.

I also one time saw what I'm sure was a mocking bird in my yard. He hung around for a few days and then disappeared. He must have been way off track in his winter journey. They don't usually live in my area so I rarely see any.