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The Folklore of Birds The forgotten tales behind nature's most enigmatic creatures [#921400]
Free Download The Folklore of Birds: The forgotten tales behind nature's most enigmatic creatures by Alison Davies, Sarah Wildling
English | April 22, 2025 | ISBN: 0711298467, 9780711298477 | True EPUB | 160 pages | 6.8 MB
Did you know that it's considered a sin to harm a robin? Or thatseagulls were once thoughtto be the souls of dead sailors? And do you know whathappens if you listen to a blackbird's song on May Day?
With The Folklore of Birds you can discover the fascinating folklore behind nature's most intriguing animals.
At once familiar and unknowable, birds have for centuries provided a rich source of speculation and myth-making. From the Catholic belief that barnacle geese were actually fish (and could therefore be eaten on the Sabbath) to the Ancient Greek tale of Ceyx and Halcyone who were transformed into kingfishers after death as reward for their fidelity, our feathered friends have given rise to an astonishingly rich body of myth, legend and superstition.
With its interesting titbits and curious facts coupled with breathtakingly beautiful illustrations, The Folklore of Birdsis charming, quirky giftfor the birdwatcher in your life.
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