What inland city in the U.S. erected a large monument to a seabird?

The inland city of Los Angeles, California, erected a large monument to the California gull, a seabird. The monument, known as the "Gull" statue, commemorates the role of the California gull in saving the city’s early crops by consuming swarms of locusts in 1848. This event is celebrated as part of the city's history and is a symbol of gratitude towards the bird.