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dafi

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Instead of getting cash on tick I have found I can get my ticks on cash!

This is the current Clydsdale fiver featuring St Kilda. I was looking at this artistic masterpiece of currency when I spotted a Gannet and a St Kildan Wren. This has led me to wonder how many other bank notes across the world feature birds…if any at all!
 

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Pre-euro days, the Netherlands had a lot of birds on their banknotes:

1997 10 guilder note - kingfisher
1989 25 guilder note - robin
1992 100 guilder - little owl
1994 1000 guilder - lapwing

and prior to that series, the 1977 100 guilder note had a snipe
 
Found a 25 rupee note with a Seychelles blue Pigeon on it. Of course £10 notes have some sort of Hummingbird on them, and more than one Guatamalan notes bear Resplendent Quetzals.
 
All the New Zealand notes have birds on. Blue Duck, Yellow-eyed Penguin, New Zealand Falcon as well I think. I can't remember exactly since they all got sort of spent.
 
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