By Akash
Washington's state bird is the Willow Goldfinch (Spinus tristis).
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The Willow Goldfinch is known for its bright yellow color.
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It's a small bird with a pointed beak.
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Washington chose it as the state bird in 1951.
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Male goldfinches turn brighter yellow during breeding season.
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They create cheerful sounds in gardens and fields.
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Willow Goldfinches stay in Washington during summers.
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Their diet consists of seeds, especially thistle seeds.
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Spotting these goldfinches can bring joy to nature lovers.
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Many people enjoy seeing them in Washington's natural landscapes.
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