π©π² is the flag emoji for Dominica, a small island nation in the Caribbean, used for pride, travel and sports. Apple's artwork shows a green flag with a yellow, black and white cross and a red disc holding a purple parrot ringed by green stars.

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The parrot on the flag is the Sisserou, Dominica's national bird. Dominicans at home and abroad use π©π² in bios, on Independence Day in November and during cricket matches, since Dominica plays as part of the West Indies. It is very often confused with π©π΄, the Dominican Republic, so check which country the sender means.
If someone from the Dominican Republic sends π©π², they probably picked the wrong flag by mistake. Dominica and the Dominican Republic are different countries.
Nature Isle forever π©π²
Happy Independence to all my Dominica people π©π²β€οΈ
Hiking to Boiling Lake tomorrow π©π²
No that's π©π² not π©π΄ lol
| π©π² vs π©π΄ | π©π΄ is the flag of the Dominican Republic with blue and red squares and a white cross, while π©π² is the island of Dominica with a green flag and a parrot. |
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| Name | flag: Dominica |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1E9 U+1F1F2 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | DM, flag |
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π©π² is the flag emoji for Dominica, a small island nation in the Caribbean, used for pride, travel and sports. Apple's artwork shows a green flag with a yellow, black and white cross and a red disc holding a purple parrot ringed by green stars.
No. π©π² is Dominica, a separate island nation, and the Dominican Republic flag is π©π΄.
It is the Sisserou parrot, Dominica's national bird. It sits in the red disc in the center of the flag.
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