How very interesting, I love birds and I found this fascinating.! Thank you Hidden Realms for your wonderful channel, it’s one of the best on TH-cam. ❤
I have a wee Robin that always follows me through the woods and I also have Crows and Magpies wait for food near my house they know who to trust❤❤❤❤❤❤AWESOME video
Thanks Hidden realms the owls 🦉 are my favourite Birds Being a Member of the RSPB Supposedly if an owl lands on you house its a sign someone will die in your Family
Growing up I've always heard that storks bring good luck, and that it's unlucky to bring peacock feathers into the house. Very informative video. It's amazing how all these myths and superstitions have endured through centuries.
Romans were terrified of owls and would double the guard at camp if an owl was heard near..Ravens were very revered by the iron-age people and probably earlier..They thought ravens were passed warriors or Druid’s..One Iron Age coin shows a man dressed in what looks like a cape that looks a raven’s shape and he is holding a torc..It could depict a Druid..But ravens were thought of highly..Also water foul,ducks,geese swans etc..The celts were horrified seeing Romans kill to eat them..Though they used duck fat to cover fishing capes with for waterproofing,this again would have been seen as “magic”..Water is the entrance to the underworld of the dead..So water,which gives life to drink but can also drown you..Also you can float on water or sink and plus before mirrors,water was the only way to see your reflection..All again was “magic”..So birds that could float naturally and dive at will would be special.. Great video and all the best
I hope you like this video as much as I enjoyed making it! Comment below with your favourite stories, legends and superstitions involving birds 😊
How very interesting, I love birds and I found this fascinating.! Thank you Hidden Realms for your wonderful channel, it’s one of the best on TH-cam. ❤
Such a nice comment! Thank you so much ♥️
Loved it!
I have a wee Robin that always follows me through the woods and I also have Crows and Magpies wait for food near my house they know who to trust❤❤❤❤❤❤AWESOME video
Thank you so much! 😊
@@Hidden_Realms Your welcome 😉👍
Wonderful and beautifully illustrated and my favourite is the kingfisher tale xx
Love Nature thanks for doing this one ❤️
Thanks Hidden realms the owls 🦉 are my favourite Birds Being a Member of the RSPB Supposedly if an owl lands on you house its a sign someone will die in your Family
I do love the superstitions around birds - makes them even more fascinating I think! 😊
Growing up I've always heard that storks bring good luck, and that it's unlucky to bring peacock feathers into the house. Very informative video. It's amazing how all these myths and superstitions have endured through centuries.
Thank you! I was always told about the peacock feather superstition too!
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I always love how a group of owls is called a parliament of owls
Fascinating video.
Thank you! 😊
I always say Hello Mr Magpie whenever I see one!
Me too, it's too hard a habit to break!
Romans were terrified of owls and would double the guard at camp if an owl was heard near..Ravens were very revered by the iron-age people and probably earlier..They thought ravens were passed warriors or Druid’s..One Iron Age coin shows a man dressed in what looks like a cape that looks a raven’s shape and he is holding a torc..It could depict a Druid..But ravens were thought of highly..Also water foul,ducks,geese swans etc..The celts were horrified seeing Romans kill to eat them..Though they used duck fat to cover fishing capes with for waterproofing,this again would have been seen as “magic”..Water is the entrance to the underworld of the dead..So water,which gives life to drink but can also drown you..Also you can float on water or sink and plus before mirrors,water was the only way to see your reflection..All again was “magic”..So birds that could float naturally and dive at will would be special..
Great video and all the best
Thank you for the fascinating information! Thanks for watching ☺