Did you know that Texas’ current state bird also represents 4 other states?  

Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, and Tennessee. 

Texans are many things: proud, independent, friendly, but one thing we are not is common. 

Why should our state bird be any different? The good news—Texas has a native bird that nests ONLY in our state. The Golden Cheeked Warbler aka The Golden Finch of Texas

With golden feathers as gorgeous as the Yellow Rose and a bandit mask that speaks more than, “Don’t mess with Texas.”  The Golden Cheeked Warbler represents Texas, because they are Texans.

Just as we do for our own, The Golden Finch of Texas builds only the best nest for her family by stripping the bark off of Texas cedar trees and fastening their new home to the most serene hillsides, providing their children the absolute best start to life. Now isn't that Texas way! 

The Golden Finch chose Texas, now it’s our turn to choose them.

Sign the petition and make the endangered Golden Cheeked Warbler our state's finest symbol