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    The document discusses Arizona's state symbols which include: - The state seal which represents Arizona's statehood anniversary on Valentine's Day. - The state flag with blue and yellow colors representing the state and a copper star for the copper industry. - The state flower, saguaro blossoms, which grow on saguaro cacti in the spring. - The state tree, the palo verde tree, which has gold flowers. - The state bird, the cactus wren, which nests in cacti. - The state fish, the Apache trout, which is yellow and lives in rivers and lakes. - The state amphibian, the Arizona tree frog,

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    The document discusses Arizona's state symbols which include: - The state seal which represents Arizona's statehood anniversary on Valentine's Day. - The state flag with blue and yellow colors representing the state and a copper star for the copper industry. - The state flower, saguaro blossoms, which grow on saguaro cacti in the spring. - The state tree, the palo verde tree, which has gold flowers. - The state bird, the cactus wren, which nests in cacti. - The state fish, the Apache trout, which is yellow and lives in rivers and lakes. - The state amphibian, the Arizona tree frog,

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    Az State Symbols

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    The document discusses Arizona's state symbols which include: - The state seal which represents Arizona's statehood anniversary on Valentine's Day. - The state flag with blue and yellow colors representing the state and a copper star for the copper industry. - The state flower, saguaro blossoms, which grow on saguaro cacti in the spring. - The state tree, the palo verde tree, which has gold flowers. - The state bird, the cactus wren, which nests in cacti. - The state fish, the Apache trout, which is yellow and lives in rivers and lakes. - The state amphibian, the Arizona tree frog,

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    Do you know the Arizona State Symbols?

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    State Seal
    Pull out the birthday candle and candy heart! HAPPY BIRTHDAY! On Valentines Day, Arizona will be 99 years

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    State Flag
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    Pull out your little Arizona State Flag! Blue & yellow are our state colors. The star is copper colored to represent our copper industry. The red and yellow represents our sunsets.

    State Flower
    Pull the cactus out of your bag! These are Saguaro Blossoms. The grow on a Saguaro Cactus. The grow during the spring time.

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    State Tree
    Pull out the stick from your bag! This is a Palo Verde tree. It means green stick in Spanish. You will see them with gold flowers during

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    State Bird
    Pull out one of the feathers from your bag! This is look like the feathers from the Cactus Wren. They build their nests inside cactus to protect them from other

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    State Fish
    Pull out the fish from your bag! This is the Apache Trout. It is a yellow color. This fish lives in rivers and some lakes.

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    State Amphibian
    Pull out the quarter from your bag! This is the Arizona Tree frog. Its only a little bit bigger than a quarter!

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    State Mammal
    Pull out the black and white swirl from your bag! This is the Ringtail Cat! They are usually only awake at night. They eat bugs, scorpions, birds and other small animals.

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    State Reptile
    Pull the string out of your bag! This is the Arizona Ridge Nosed Rattlesnake. Its a pretty small snake. It is only about 2
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