DELAWARE- Delaware's state bird is the Delaware Blue Hen, a blue strain of the American gamecock. It was adopted as the state bird on April 14, 1939. It is one of only three birds to be recognized as state birds of the United States, despite being non-native.

Photo: Ruffed Grouse

Philadelphia, PA -The Ruffed Grouse, sometimes called partridge, is the official state bird of Pennsylvania. This game bird is a native of North America. Its plumage makes it sound like an engine starting, and it eats various foods. Ruffed grouse are found in areas where there are many forests and mountains.

What's the Most Dangerous Place to Live in Pennsylvania?

PENNSYLVANIA - Determining the single "most dangerous" place to live in Pennsylvania is complex, as different analyses and reports often produce different results. While major cities like Philadelphia have high crime rates, many smaller municipalities and boroughs rank highest for crime rates—the number of crimes per 100,000 people—which statisticians use to compare safety levels more accurately. Based on analyses of FBI data and law enforcement statistics, the places that consistently appear at the top of "most dangerous" lists are often smaller communities, particularly for violent crime.