What is the British national treasure?

Britain's national treasure is robin, also known as red-breasted robin, robin, robin with red breast.

Robin is a small songbird, distributed in Europe, West Asia and North Africa. English robins often fly to gardeners to find bugs to eat, but their close relatives in continental Europe are much wilder than them.

No matter where the British settle down, they always miss robins, so they call some birds with similar appearance but different species. As a result, there are "robins" in India, "robins" in North America and "robins" in Australia. It is distributed in Asia, Europe and North America.

Robin is the national bird of England. It is an insect-eating bird, gentle in temperament and handsome in posture. Because the British love red-breasted robins very much, especially male red-breasted robins, they have the instinct to patrol and defend the territory they have established. Robins are also called "birds of God".

Robin's moral

Robin stands for love and is a symbol of beautiful love. In the animal kingdom, the robin is one of the best birds who are loyal to their partners all their lives. Robin symbolizes kindness and responsibility. Robin is not only the starting point of a new round of spring, but also has the symbolic significance of joy, cheerfulness and relaxation.