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The common nightingale is the Ukraine’s national animal. This one is holding a peace flag in its beak – as a sign of hope for the end of the war

By Vidar

Street Artist Shona Hardie

By Shona Hardie in Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland.

The common nightingale is the Ukraine’s national animal. According to legend it once came to the country from India to cheer the people up with its singing. This one is holding a peace flag in its beak – as a sign of hope for the end of the war.

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