Section 1-2-7 – State Bird.
Section 1-2-7 State bird. The bird commonly called the yellow-hammer is hereby designated the state bird. (Acts 1927, No. 542, p. 628; Code 1940, T. 55, §7.)
Section 1-2-23 – State Butterfly.
Section 1-2-23 State butterfly. The Eastern Tiger Swallowtail is hereby designated as the official mascot and butterfly of the State of Alabama. (Acts 1989, No. 89-676, p. 1341.)
Section 1-2-39 – State Crustacean.
Section 1-2-39 State crustacean. The Brown Shrimp, family Penaeidae, order Descapoda, species Penaeus aztecus, is designated as the official State Crustacean of Alabama. (Act 2015-124, §1.)
Section 1-2-8 – State Salt Water Fish.
Section 1-2-8 State salt water fish. The tarpon is hereby designated and named the official state salt water fish of Alabama. (Acts 1955, No. 564, p. 1226.)
Section 1-2-24 – State Insect.
Section 1-2-24 State insect. The monarch butterfly is hereby named and designated as the official insect for the State of Alabama. (Acts 1989, No. 89-935, p. 1842.)
Section 1-2-40 – State Agricultural Insect.
Section 1-2-40 State agricultural insect. The queen honey bee is hereby named and designated as the official agricultural insect for the State of Alabama. (Act 2015-461, §1.)
Section 1-2-9 – State Fresh Water Fish.
Section 1-2-9 State fresh water fish. The largemouth bass, Micropterus punctulatus, is hereby designated and named the official fresh water fish of Alabama. (Acts 1975, No. 1183, §1.)
Section 1-2-25 – State Reptile.
Section 1-2-25 State reptile. In recognition of its occurrence in the State of Alabama only, Pseudemys alabamensis of the Family Emydidae and Order Testudines, or the Alabama red-bellied turtle, is hereby named and designated as the official reptile for the State of Alabama. (Acts 1990, No. 90-82, p. 87.)
Section 1-2-41 – State Cake.
Section 1-2-41 State cake. The Lane Cake, which originated in Clayton, Alabama, is designated as the official State Cake of Alabama. (Act 2016-309, §1.)
Section 1-2-10 – State Horse.
Section 1-2-10 State horse. The racking horse is hereby designated and named the official state horse of Alabama. (Acts 1975, No. 1153.)