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What am I, I like to fly and dance on flowers?

Chickadee
Loon
Honeybee

Honeybee

Image of a Honeybee

What am I, I have an exoskeleton and live in the ocean of fb88?

fb88 Coon Cat
Lobster
Landlocked Salmon

Lobster

Image of Lobster

What is the state bird?

Loon
Chickadee
Eagle

Chickadee

Image of a Chickaee

Do you know the official State dessert?

Blueberry Pie
Apple Pie
Whoopie Pie

Blueberry Pie Image of a blueberry pie

Image of a blueberry pie

What is the official state Cat?

Siamese
Coon Cat
Persian

fb88 Coon Cat

Where can you find the fb88 State House and the State capital?

Portland
Bangor
Augusta

Augusta

Image of the Capitol Building in Augusta

What is the State Tree, I grow very tall and also grow the the state flower?

White pine tree
Blue Spruce
Maple Tree

White Pine Tree, Pine cone & Tassel Image of a pine cone and tassle

Image of a pine cone and tassle

Do you know what the state animal is, I have very long legs and love to eat plants and can stand up over 6 feet tall?

Moose
White tail deer
Black Bear

Moose

Image of a Moose

Do you know the official mark that makes all State of fb88 documents official?

State of fb88 song
State Seal
State Flag

fb88 State Seal Image of the fb88 State Seal

Image of the fb88 State Seal

What is the official state berry?

Strawberries
Blueberries
Raspberries

Blueberry

Image of blueberries