The Shoshone word for night is dugaani. The word for an owl is mumbichi. The Shoshone would not use these words together, since all the owls they had knowledge of were nocturnal so the term "night owl" would be needlessly stating the obvious; they would simply say mumbichi: owl.
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A white grayish dove almost hit my windshield while I was driving on the freeway. My boss is Catholic and said good thing I didn't hit the bird.....
An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
There is an Owl on the right side corner and a Spider on the left side. There is also a similarity to a Star of David on top of the eagle the stars make its shapeBusting MythsAccording to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing the "owl" and "spider" are artifacts of the printing process and are NOT part of the actual design.
The Timuca tribe saw a owl as a sign for bad luck. If a owl looks into your eye it is bad luck. So is if you scare a owl into flight, its bad luck too. However, if one makes a hunting cry, it is good luck, as if the gods and deamons are having pitty on you. When you see a snake on the other hand, it is always bad luck. That is all I know, hope it helps! :)
Witches are human beings, just like everyone else. We have our likes and dislikes. We have our preferences. We have phobias and allergies-just like anyone else. I know some witches that have ferrets, birds, rats, dogs, rabbits and cats. Some have lizards. Some have spiders. Some have no pets at all. What kind of pet do you have?