[ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 7/24/2003 ]

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Some of Georgia's official symbols
and designations

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Brown thrasher


Bird: Brown thrasher.

Butterfly: Tiger swallowtail.

Crop: Peanut.

Fish: Largemouth bass.

Flower: Cherokee rose.

Folk dance: Square dancing.

Folk-life play: "Swamp Gravy" (produced by Colquitt/Miller Arts Council).

Fossil: Shark tooth.

Fruit: Peach.

Game bird: Bobwhite quail.

Gem: Quartz.

Marine mammal: Right whale.

Insect: Honeybee.

Wildflower: Azalea.

Historic drama: "The Reach of Song" (Tom De Titta).

Mineral: Staurolite.

Motto: "Wisdom, Justice & Moderation."

Poet laureate: David Bottoms.

Reptile: Gopher tortoise.

School: Plains High School.

Seashell: Knobbed whelk.

Song: "Georgia on My Mind" (music by Hoagy Carmichael, words by Stuart Gorrell).

Theater: The Springer Opera House.

Tree: Live oak.

Vidalia onions


Vegetable: Vidalia sweet onion.

Waltz: "Our Georgia" (James Burch).

ON THE WEB: www.sos.state.ga.us/state_capitol /education_corner/state_symbols.html


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