Maryland State Bird Ornament - Baltimore Oriole north the Western Meadowlark can be

the Western Meadowlark can be differentiated from the Eastern Meadowlark by it's more liquid

Although they're often taken for granted

The invention of buffalo wings occurred in 1964 when Teressa Bellissimo deep-fried wings and coated them in a special sauce as a late night snake for her son and his friends

This Daffodil Flower Ornament is made from Black Cherry wood grown and milled in the USA

Although it's a borough of NYC and not necessarily it's own city

Maryland State Bird Ornament - Baltimore Oriole north the Western Meadowlark can beBaltimore Orioles received their name after sharing the same bright yellow and black heraldic colors of Lord Baltimore in the 17th Century. It was only fitting, then, that the Oriole became the state bird of Maryland in 1947. This Baltimore Oriole Maryland State Bird Ornament is made from Black Cherry wood grown and milled in the USA! The ornament is finished with a non toxic food safe oil to enhance and protect the natural beauty of the wood.