Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Chicks and Umbrella

The chicks are dramatically oversized relative to the umbrella they're supposedly sheltering under — five yellow birds have staged what can only be described as a hostile takeover of a blue parasol, which has been repurposed as a nest for Easter eggs and what appears to be a small red wrapped gift, because apparently the best way to express 'resurrection of Christ' is through a teal umbrella full of loot. One chick peers over the top of the open umbrella with the energy of a middle manager surveying their domain, while the largest chick stands at the front looking like it just unionized the operation. The pussy willow branch and lilac sprigs in the background are doing their absolute best to make this look charming, but the phrase 'Easter Tide' hovering in gothic red script only adds to the vague sense that something liturgically unhinged is happening here.