>Your country
>Your national animal
>How often so you See them?
>US of A
>The Bald Eagle
>I live in the Mid-atlantic they aren't Common but they are also Not a rare sight
Your country
Sebastian Taylor
Hudson Sanders
>turpial
>they aren't common, but if you live here you will see one at least once in your life
David Peterson
UR of Guay
The Southern lapwing (or Tero)
they're really common, if you go out for a walk you'll see one for sure (I don't know if this happens in the bigger cities though)
Brayden Torres
>fingolia
>whooper swan
>quite often, not a rare sight
Jackson Torres
>ukanistan
>lion
>never
Ayden Reyes
An orange lion
Never
Andrew Scott
forgot pic jej
They make this 'tero-tero' characteristic sound
Kevin Diaz
>UK
>Lion: never
>Bulldog: occasionally
>Mute swan: frequently
>Red kite: very rarely (less than one a year)
>Unicorn, Dragon: everyday
Mason Torres
Netherlands and France. Kissing in a tree. K I S S I N G.
With foreign barbarians on the right side.
Jaxon Sullivan
the glorious gaulish cock
i see mine every day