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Irish Bird Omens – part 1

 Ornithomancy, or taking omens from birds, has long been practiced by many cultures including the Celts. The lore and meanings associated with these omens have survived in modern cultural folklore surrounding birds, although it should be noted that such folklore is a living(…)

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This entry was posted in Random pagan and recon. ramblings on August 25, 2012 by Lairbhan.

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