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| Other Bird Statues (page 3) |
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| Robin [gone] Kalkaska, MI |
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| This Robin was perched right next to Kalkaska's Trout statue. The Trout was originally installed in 1966 so perhaps the Robin was placed there at the same time. The robin is Michigan's state bird. These photos are from 2011. By 2016, the statue was gone. The Trout is still there. |
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More Robins:
Waasis, NB |
| Cardinal [gone] Leon, IA |
Cardinal Darlington, WI |
Cardinal Columbus, OH |
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This chainsaw carved Cardinal was installed in someone's front yard. The cardinal is the mascot of the local elementary and high school sports teams. The Cardinal was removed in 2015.
The Cardinal in Darlington was carved from a tree in someone's front yard. The cardinal is Darlington High School's mascot. [map] The Cardinal in Columbus is located at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Does anyone know when this statue was installed here? The cardinal is also Ohio's state bird. There was another statue here previously. [map] |
| Cardinal Bowling Green, KY |
Cardinal St. Ann, MO |
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The Cardinal in Bowling Green stands in front of the Cardinal Motel. The cardinal is Kentucky's state bird. The motel was destroyed in 2021 by a tornado but is being rebuilt. The statue remains. [map]
This wood-carved Cardinal in St. Ann was installed in front of a residence around 2022. [map] |
| Cardinal Strum, WI |
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| This Cardinal is installed on the roof of Eleva-Strum High School. The school's sports teams are known as the Cardinals. [map] |
| Oriole Gackle, ND |
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| This Oriole statue was built from 1990-1991 and installed at the Gackle Streeter Public School. The oriole is the school's mascot. [map] |
| Billie Bluejay Omaha, NE |
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| This six-foot-tall, bronze Billy Bluejay statue was created by Matthew Placzek. It was installed in 2004 in front of Creighton University's Morrison Stadium. Billy is the school's mascot. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Crows Omar, NY |
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| These three Crows were created by Will Salisbury in 2001. The crows are located on the southbound side of I-81. They about 11 feet tall and made of steel. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map] |
| Crow Petaluma, CA |
Old Crow Camden, AR |
Crow Belgrade, MN |
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This Crow sculpture in Petaluma is located at Reared in Steel which produces many sculptures for the Burning Man festival. This sculpture and at least three others were produced by Jack Champion. Reared in Steel got one of them and it has been there since at least 2018. The birdcage was added sometime after that. [map]
This Old Crow statue in Camden is installed on a pole behind the Liquor Mart. I have not seen one of these statues anywhere else but I assume that they were mass-produced for liquor stores. Old Crow is a Kentucky bourbon whiskey. This character is displayed on the company's bottles and advertising. For more, see this website. [map] This Crow statue in Belgrade is 18 feet tall and was installed here in 1988. The statue was produced by FAST Fiberglass. Belgrade is located in Crow County. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Crows Palo Alto, CA |
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| These Crows were created by Sylvi Herrick in 2019. The three sculptures traveled as a mobile art installation on a flatbed truck from Florida to Palo Alto, stopping along the way. They are now installed in front of a residence. For more, see this website. [map] |
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More Crows:
Farmington, MI [map] Mound, MN Auburn, WA Blairmore, AB: 1, 2 [map] |
| Raven Ravenden, AR |
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| The first fiberglass Raven statue in Ravenden was erected in 1991. It was destroyed in a fire set by vandals. A second one was also destroyed by fire. This, the third one, was created with fireproof material. [map] |
| Raven Huntsville, TX |
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| This Raven sculpture was installed at Sam Houston State University in 2018. Sam Houston had the Cherokee name of "Black Raven." This stainless steel 21-foot-tall sculpture was created by Ed Wilson. For more, see this website. [map] |
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