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What bird usually you find in a Christmas card?

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Any of the birds associated with the season and also the story/song - "on the first day of Christmas". That includes robins, a small light-brown bird with a distinctive red chest, partridge, geese, turkeys, turtle-doves, ducks etc etc etc. For some reason, stylised California and bobwhite quail are common on cards (in the UK at least), probably because they are mistaken for partridge.
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