What is The New York's State Bird?

NEW YORK - The state bird of New York is the eastern bluebird, a small migratory thrush that lives in open woodlands, farmlands, orchards, and other habitats. The eastern bluebird's colorful plumage and rufous-red wings make it a popular bird to spot in open woodlands.

What is New Jersey State Bird?

Philadelphia, PA - New Jersey waited long to name its state bird, a goldfinch.  In its 159th meeting, the New Jersey legislature chose this bird as the state's official symbol. It shares this state symbol with six other states. But today, the goldfinch isn't the only bird that calls the Garden State home.

Most Haunted Places in America

Philadelphia, PA - Several places in the United States are said to be haunted. These include the White House, the Gettysburg Battlefield, the Ohio State Reformatory, and the McPike Mansion. These places have been a source of spooky stories for generations.