Dead Birds

[darkstarfyre]

Hi just wondering if anyone knows what it means?

This month 2 times on my way to buy my dinner along the same road, I saw a dead bird on the road, very obviously seen, i ponder and cannot find anything thing related to it. Does anyone know what it means?

[Eilana]

Do you know what type of bird it was either time?

I would suggest combining the symbolism of the type of bird if you can identify it, with the meaning and symbolism of death. Even that is up for interpretation though ... death isn't always a negative thing, it can also be a symbol of change or transition, so it's not necessarily a negative thing, or bad omen, as I have heard some people say.

[darkstarfyre]

The bird species is JAVAN MYNAH.

[Calin]

Mynah birds are a pest species here. It wouldn't surprise me if they are just getting clipped by traffic on the road. Unless you have been doing some magic and asking for signs or working with new entities, which of course could increase the likelihood of it being a sign or message. Being objective is always the best way to approach these things. Is there a reason you should be getting a message from an entity, and which entity would use this form of message?

[user524]

Indian Mynas are my least favourite birds. For one, I’ve been dive bombed by them when I was a youngster (their nest was at the very top of a building, and we were on the ground floor..) and they terrorize the other birds.

I second what Calin said, it’s probably due to traffic. They are bold natured birds, not easily scared off.

[user0546]

One of the best occult books written is Leviticus. It condemns drinking the blood of birds. Satan is the prince of the flies. All of the air. Take the blood and make a tailsman out of paper and put spiral spell then put in bowl with water and practice leacomancy. Hail Satan !

[User3246]

Uhm. I LIKE mynahs! They are extremely intelligent and can be taught to talk even. Often birds will hunt on roads because the open area is better for hunting flying insects, then they get clipped by speeding cars. This happens to predatory birds on paved road, too. The tarmac attracts rodents at night who are looking for the heat where the road has been warmed by the sun during the day, and the hawks and owls pick them off for a meal there. I used to rehab raptors. A LOT of them were injured by cars.