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Scissor-tailed Flycatcher was created in 1789.

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The Scissor-tailed Flycatcher.

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The Scissor-tailed Flycatcher got its name by the fact that its tail is shaped like scissors and opens up when it sees and catches a fly.

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If it eats flies, it's a carnivore.

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Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher is the state's bird .

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Sounds like either the scissor tailed or fork tailed flycatcher.

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The official State bird of the US State of Oklahoma is the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher.

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All native migratory birds are protected by federal law.

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Because the bird opens and closes it's long tail feathers, resembling scissors.

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Long-tailed Silky-flycatcher was created in 1861.

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The scissor-tail flycatcher.

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Scissor-tailed Kite was created in 1822.

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State Animal = Buffalo

State Amphibian = Bullfrog

State Fish = White Bass

State Bird = Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher

State Tree = Redbud

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the scissor tail fly catcher is the Oklahoma's state bird

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Oklahoma chose the scissor-tailed flycatcher as its state bird because it is commonly found in the state during the summer months and is known for its distinctive appearance and behavior. The bird's long tail feathers and graceful aerial displays make it a symbol of Oklahoma's natural beauty and wildlife.

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It is meant to model a scissor tail flycatcher bird.

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Flycaychers normally sit motionless on limbs, then issuing forth to snap up insects on the wing. There are several species, 365 to be exact in the world. Most are the size of slender robins, except for the Empidonax complex, which consists of five very similar species of small flycatchers, the willow, acadian, alder, yellow bellied, and least.

The larger members of the Tyrant flycatcher group includes the kingbird, great crested flycatcher, scissor tailed and fork tailed flycatchers.

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after much looking myself for this same answer, I have come to the best conclusion that it is some form of scissor tailed flycatcher, I too saw this bird and was intrigued by the long v shaped tail, such a lovely bird, evidently they mate here in summer

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The state bird of Oklahoma is the Scissor tailed Flycatcher.

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The state flower is mistle toe, and the most important university in all of Oklahoma is Oklhoma State University.

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Cinnamon Flycatcher was created in 1837.

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Mariqua Flycatcher was created in 1847.

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Euler's Flycatcher was created in 1868.

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Pygmy Flycatcher was created in 1854.

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Vermilion Flycatcher was created in 1783.

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Humblot's Flycatcher was created in 1885.

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Pale Flycatcher was created in 1851.

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Willow Flycatcher was created in 1828.

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Chapada Flycatcher was created in 2001.

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Guam Flycatcher was created in 1881.

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Fiscal Flycatcher was created in 1809.

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Ward's Flycatcher was created in 1870.

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Cocos Flycatcher was created in 1895.

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White-bearded Flycatcher was created in 1869.

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Mascarene Paradise Flycatcher was created in 1766.

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Ashy-breasted Flycatcher was created in 1790.

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Lulu's Tody-Flycatcher was created in 2001.

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African Shrike-flycatcher was created in 1855.

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Dull-blue Flycatcher was created in 1870.

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Western MeadowlarkThe state bird for Kansas is the Western Meadowlark.

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insects including grasshopperGrasshopper

The grasshopper is an insect of the suborder Caelifera in the order Orthoptera. To distinguish it from bush crickets or katydids, it is sometimes referred to as the short-horned grasshopper...

s, robber-flies, and dragonflies

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The Scissor Girls ended in 1996.

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The Scissor Girls was created in 1991.

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Scissor Sisters was created in 2000.

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