Montana Code Annotated
Part 5. State Symbols -- Official Designations
1-1-504. State bird

1-1-504. State bird. The bird known as the western meadowlark, Sturnella neglecta (Audubon), as preferred by a referendum vote of Montana school children, shall be designated and declared to be the official bird of the state of Montana.
History: En. Sec. 1, Ch. 149, L. 1931; re-en. Sec. 530.1, R.C.M. 1935; R.C.M. 1947, 19-116.

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Title 1. General Laws and Definitions

Chapter 1. General Provisions

Part 5. State Symbols -- Official Designations

1-1-501. Great seal

1-1-502. State flag

1-1-503. State floral emblem

1-1-504. State bird

1-1-505. State gem stones

1-1-506. State grass

1-1-507. State fish

1-1-508. State animal

1-1-509. State fossil

1-1-510. English as official and primary language of state and local governments

1-1-511. State ballad

1-1-512. State Vietnam veterans' memorial

1-1-513. State arboretum

1-1-514. State butterfly

1-1-515. Montana medal of valor established

1-1-516. State Korean war veterans' memorial -- Butte

1-1-517. State Korean war veterans' memorial -- Missoula

1-1-518. State veterans' memorial rose garden

1-1-519. Montana state firefighters' memorial

1-1-520. Renumbered 1-1-540

1-1-521. State Iraq and Afghanistan veterans' memorial

1-1-522. Repealed

1-1-523. Montana veterans' memorial

1-1-524. Northeast Montana veterans memorial park

1-1-525. Montana cowboy hall of fame

1-1-526. Official home of Evelyn Cameron gallery -- Terry

1-1-527. Shelby veterans' memorial flag monument

1-1-528. and 1-1-529 reserved

1-1-530. State lullaby

1-1-531. State soil

1-1-532. through 1-1-539 reserved

1-1-540. Display of historical writings or documents in or on public buildings or on state land -- definitions

1-1-541. Display of POW/MIA flag