[Openurmind]

If that pin is supposed to be an Ibis it would be Egyptian in origin.

[CJ Wolf]

Not necessarily. https://e360.yale.edu/features/after-a-400-year-absence-waldrapp-rare-ibis-returns-to-european-skies

[wildbill]

Europe is famous for storks which nest in the same place as couples year after year. No Ibis worship in Britain.

[SunkenCiv]

The caption doesn't say flamingo or ibis, merely "golden bird". But ibis is probably a good guess, as is heron, stork, etc. I think the flamingo is an American critter, so, longshot.

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