We\u2019ve all heard about birth stones, even birth month flowers but did you know there are birth month birds? Below is a list of birth month birds with some distinguishing traits from Birds & Bloom. Take a look and see if your birth month bird coincides with some of your own characteristics.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u00b7 January: Owl – Wise and formidable. They\u2019re commonly seen as a symbol of smarts.
\u00b7 February: Parrot – Spunky, smart, colorful and filled to the brim with personality, parrots always inspire smiles.
\u00b7 March: Robin \u2013 Curious, friendly.
\u00b7 April: Canary \u2013 Warm, cheerful can easily entertain themselves.
\u00b7 May: Nightingale – They\u2019re elusive birds that keep to themselves.
\u00b7 June: Dove \u2013 Patient, helpful.
\u00b7 July: Eagle – Are regal birds, tenacious, strong.
\u00b7 August: Kingfisher – Drawn to water.
\u00b7 September: Hawk – Resourceful and powerful.
\u00b7 October: Swan \u2013 Wisdom, grace in dealing with others.
\u00b7 November: Rooster -Talkative, outspoken.
\u00b7 December: Raven \u2013 Super friendly and smart.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
If you\u2019re curious my birth month bird is the Parrot. One of the greatest feelings is being able to make people laugh and I\u2019ve always enjoyed whenever I came across a Parrot. Especially when they start mimicking you, then you start laughing and the Parrot mimics that too! Share your birth month bird, do you see similarities?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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