National birds are specific bird species that represent a country and its cultural identity. Each nation selects a bird that reflects its values, history, or natural heritage. For example, the Bald Eagle is the national bird of the United States, symbolizing freedom and strength. These birds often appear in national emblems, flags, and other symbols. They can also play a role in conservation efforts, as their status can raise awareness about environmental issues. Countries like India have chosen the Indian Peafowl as their national bird, highlighting the importance of biodiversity and cultural significance.