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The three ships are the fleet of Columbus. Above the ships are two hummingbirds. The red ibis (''Eudocimus ruber'') is the national bird of Trinidad, standing on a three-topped hill, from which the island got its name (mountain of trinity). The Cocrico (''Ortalis ruficauda'') bird on the left side is the national bird of Tobago. | The three ships are the fleet of Columbus. Above the ships are two hummingbirds. The red ibis (''Eudocimus ruber'') is the national bird of Trinidad, standing on a three-topped hill, from which the island got its name (mountain of trinity). The Cocrico (''Ortalis ruficauda'') bird on the left side is the national bird of Tobago. | ||
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