Twitter bird name Larry.

 The Twitter bird is one of the most recognizable logos in the world, appearing on the platform's site, apps, and even on people's clothes and accessories. But did you know that the Twitter bird actually has a name? That's right, the little birdie is named Larry.

The bird's official name is "Larry the Bird," and it was named after Larry Bird, the famous basketball player from the Boston Celtics. The reason for this is that the team at Twitter were big basketball fans, and they chose the name as a tongue-in-cheek reference to the sport. But Larry the bird is not just an inside joke among the Twitter team, it has played an important role in the company's branding and marketing efforts.

The Twitter bird has gone through a few redesigns over the years, but it has always kept its core characteristics: a sleek and simple design, a distinctive blue color, and its iconic outstretched wings. The bird has become synonymous with the Twitter brand and has become a part of popular culture. People often use the bird as a symbol for Twitter, even when the word "Twitter" is not present.

It's interesting to note that, despite the popularity of the bird, Twitter's official logo is actually a wordmark, which is a logo made up of text. The wordmark spells out "Twitter" in bold, sans-serif font. However, the bird has become so iconic that it is often used in place of the wordmark, especially on social media and other marketing materials.

In conclusion, the next time you see the Twitter bird.