The world is filled with a plethora of different species of
birds. From cardinals to doves, from parakeets to parrots. Different people
have different relationships with the various species of birds. As such, one
could easily imagine that there could actually be numerous National Bird Days
in the world, serving different purposes and perhaps varying by region. What this day refers to, however, is known as National Bird Day, observed primarily in the United States.
The ‘National’ term might be a bit deceptive here, since
it’s not actually a national holiday in the United States. For a day to
technically be a national holiday, an Act of Congress is required, and there is
no evidence that has ever happened. That being said, this delightful day is
still popularly known as National Bird Day, regardless of whatever Congress
might think of that.
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