Cynthia Demers 
In the symbolism of dreams, a peacock is often seen as an omen that brings good luck. The color of its feathers has also been associated with prosperity and wealth. In some cultures around the world, it is believed to … Read More
Light As A Feather: Do Angels Hide Indicators In Plain Sight? With their unique ability to soar high in the skies, birds have always captured our imagination. By rapidly flapping their exceptionally strong wing muscles and their stunning, colorful feathers, … Read More
Murder Of Crows: What These Birds’ Dark Plumage Are Telling Us Crows are interesting creatures. They have a lot of different meanings across cultures, and they’re generally seen as both ominous signs and lucky omens. One thing’s for certain: people … Read More
Do birds eat dragonflies? That is a question that many people have asked, and the answer is both yes and no! No all birds typically eat dragonflies as part of their regular diet. However, if they are in search of … Read More
Baby Carrier: Understanding The Meaning Behind The Stork’s Epic Tale What is a stork? A tall, thin bird with long legs and a long neck. They are also known for delivering babies to human beings as in the old-fashioned fairy-tale. … Read More
Fowl-Mouthed: Why Parrots Talk And What’s Behind Its Every Squawk A parrot is a bird that has long been associated with happiness, life and good fortune. In many cultures it’s believed that a parrot can bring luck to the owner … Read More
Seagulls are one of the most common birds found on beaches, seashores, and bodies of water. Some people have claimed to see a sign from God in this bird’s presence. Others view them as annoying pests that steal their food … Read More
Luck From Above: How Even A Bird’s Poop Can Bring Luck In many cultures, birds are seen as mystical creatures that carry with them the promise of good fortune and prosperity. From being spirit messengers to physically embodying fertility, strength, … Read More
The pheasant is a bird that has been associated with many things throughout history. It is most commonly seen as the symbol of peace and tranquility in Buddhism, but it has also been associated with power, authority, and even immortality! … Read More
Before you allow your imagination to drift, the answer has nothing to do with Armageddon. Although it is always sad to find dead birds, particularly those that are very young, this wistful occurrence is a normal part of the environment. … Read More
