Jackdaw
/ˈdʒækdɔː/
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Pro Tip 1/3European Bird
The jackdaw is common in European folklore and stories, symbolizing curiosity and resourcefulness. 
In the fable, the jackdaw outwitted the other birds with his clever tricks.
Pro Tip 2/3Symbolism
In literature, jackdaws are often used to represent thievery or mischievous behavior due to their shiny object collecting. 
The thief was described as a jackdaw, always grabbing for glittering trinkets.
Pro Tip 3/3Distinctive Call
Jackdaws have a notable sharp, metallic 'chack' sound that distinguishes them from other crows. 
Walking through the park, I heard the distinctive 'chack' of a jackdaw.