Symbolism

Do you want to know more about ducks? Do they have any special meaning that connects them with humans? This piece on duck symbolism or better put, duck spiritual meaning,

To try and confine the otherworldly symbolism of flycatchers to one blog post is like trying to catch all the world’s fish in a butterfly net. You see, the term

Loons are a family of aquatic birds which spend almost their entire lives upon the waters of lakes and ponds all across the Northern Hemisphere. Seen as a solitary bird of the

Honeyguides, also known as indicator or honey birds, refer to a set of wild birds found in sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia. Their collective name actually comes from just a few individual

Blue jays are an awesome animal to draw inspiration from. These gorgeous birds have a very strong animal spirit and are infused with lots of great meaning and symbolism. Having

Rams are male sheep, and their horns are one of their most distinguishing features. These horns are made of a tough protein called keratin. Rams use their horns for fighting

Hawks are a bird of prey that is brimming with so much symbolism, history, culture, and meaning that covering it all in a single article is almost impossible. These noble

Dippers, also known as water ouzel, are a group of perching small birds of the genus Cinclus. They are named for their habit of bobbing up and down along riversides.

Skunks have been around for millions of years and are native to the Americas. The name skunk comes from the Algonquin word “Seganku,” which means “one who squirts.” These nocturnal

The mouse has a complex past when it comes to symbolism. For many years, it was and continues to be the symbol of disease and uncleanliness. Despite this, the rodent