liverpool bird
The Liver Bird - in which "Liver" rhymes with "driver" - is believed to have made its first appearance all the way back in the year 1207. That's when King John granted the city of Liverpool its City Charter. The seal on that charter featured an eagle that is believed to have been the original inspiration for the these birds. The seal was lost during a siege in the year 1644, however, and subsequent recreations rendered the bird as more of a cormorant than an eagle.
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