Many countries have adopted birds that are native to the country or which migrate[1] through the region. Often they are chosen for their beauty, rarity, or some other special feature. Some birds have been incorporated onto national flags or emblems.
The black swan of Australia is revered as it is one of the only three swan species in the Southern Hemisphere. It all black with white wing feathers and a red beak.
澳大利亚的黑天鹅受到人们的尊崇，因为它是南半球仅有的三种天鹅中的一种，它黑身，白翅，且有红喙。
Papua New Cuinea (巴布亚新几内亚)
The flag of this country carries the silhouette[2] of a bird of paradise, which is native to New Guinea. These birds are famed for their dazzling plumage and courtship displays.
巴布亚新几内亚的国旗上载有该国本土生长的极乐鸟的侧影。极乐鸟因华丽耀眼的羽毛和求偶时的殷勤而闻名。
The United States（美利坚合众国）
The bald eagle was adopted as the national emblem of the United States in 1782. It was chosen because it is such a powerful, noble-looking bird.
美国的白头鹰因其体魄强健、长相高贵，于1782年被选为国家的象征。
Uganda(乌干达)
The national flag of Uganda in East Africa shows an African balearic crane, also known as a crowned crane. They are residents of this region and are held in special regard because of their striking appearance and amazing dance.
