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    3. In 1590, the settlers of an English colony were found to have disappeared, leaving behind only a single word. The explorer who established this colony now has a state capital named after him. What is the state bird of this state?
    In 1590, the settlers of an English colony were found to have disappeared, leaving behind only a single word. The explorer who established this colony now has a state capital named after him. What is the state bird of this state?

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      The state bird is Cardinal


       


       

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        Cardinal


         

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