I found this list in a book Lisey let me borrow called Witches All. It's a good book, really interesting. Lots of really good history in it.
This is a list of animal omens. I've never actually used animals for divination, so this list is also just for fun.
If you hear an owl hooting in the forest before midnight, it warns of trouble to come. If heard after midnight, it is a sign that death is near.
When you see a frog in early spring, creep up behind it and gently stroke its back with your finger. You will know true love before the snow flies.
And if you see a spider:
In the morning-you’ll know shame
At midday-pleasure and profit
In the afternoon-a gift it brings
In the evening-joy and mirth
Upon seeing crows, remember
One for sorrow,
Two for mirth,
Three for a wedding,
Four for a birth
Bad tidings in one quarter; an omen of disaster in another yet all witches know: black cat arrives, good fortune thrives
It is a bad omen to meet or follow a flock of sheep
A visit from a tricoloured cat will bring good luck. If you can entreat it to stay, magic paths will open before you.
Should a black dog coming to your home unbidden and take up residence with you—welcome the beast, for you can be sure good fortune will follow
Monday, December 28, 2009
Animal Omens
Animal Omens
2009-12-28T13:01:00-05:00
---Lea Elisabeth
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