Indeed, the Urraca is a very magical bird. It is a corvid, such as the crow or crow, and much of the folklore associated with them has its origin in the Urraca, including the traditional «counting crows» children’s rhyme.

Urraca folklore

There are several versions, including the following:

One for sadness,
Two of joy,
Three for a girl,
Four for a child,
Five for silver,
Six of gold,
Seven for a secret,
You never know

AND

One for sadness,
Two for joy,
Three for a wedding,
And four for death

AND

One for sadness,
Two for luck; (or joy)
Three for a wedding,
Four for death; (or birth)
Five for silver,
Six gold;
Seven for a secret,
Don’t tell you;
Eight for heaven,
Nine for [infierno]
And ten for the sale of D itself[evi]l!

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Uracas are gregarious creatures. Seeing a single Urraca is significant. A uraca alone looking for food in spring foreshadows bad weather and another inn in a house, especially near a window, foreshadowed a death at home.

Culture/folklore interpretation of European folklore in European folklore, urracas are often associated with good and bad luck. It is believed that they bring messages from the kingdom of spirits and can symbolize good or bad fortune. Chinesefloren Chinese folklore, urracas are considered very auspicious birds associated with joy and happiness. It is believed that they bring good luck, they symbolize successful relations and represent opportunities for growth and prosperity. The tradition of the Native Americans in the traditions of the American natives, the Uracas are considered intelligent and ingenious creatures. They are considered messengers between humans and the world of spirits, they are often associated with intelligence and adaptability.Table 1: Folklore and mythology

Symbolism and associations

Symbol/Association Interpretation Intelligence Uracas are often associated with intelligence and cunning due to their ability to solve problems and their complex vocalizations. They are considered acute observers and it is believed that they possess wisdom and knowledge. It is believed that bridges tend between physical and spiritual kingdoms. Double Nature URACAS represent duality and balance. They are associated with bright and dark aspects, symbolizing the coexistence of positive and negative forces and the need to find harmony between them.adaptability Uracas are known for their ability to adapt and survival. They can prosper in various environments and are considered symbols of resistance, flexibility and ability to overcome the challenges of life.

Associations and magic

Uracas are also associated with the Hulder, beautiful Scandinavian and Norwegian nymphs. Forest spirits.

Here are some links to good articles on the subject so that I can deepen them

• http://www.whats-your-sign.com/magpie-symbolic-meanings.html

As for the specific feathers: generally, when animal spirits leave natural parts of themselves around us to find them, they are trying to send us a message to connect with the animal from which they come. To grow or learn a lesson.

Magic interpretation Divination Uracas can be used in divinatory practices, such as the observation of their behavior, calls or patterns, to obtain information about the future or receive guidance from the kingdom of spirits. They can be incorporated into rituals or meditations to establish a stronger connection. Protection Uracas can be used in spells or protective amulets to remove negative energies or as a spiritual defense.Table 3: Magical Uses

In addition, Urraca feathers can be used in spells designed to attract the type of energy that the urracas exemplify: curiosity, cunning, barking, gregarious, creativity and communication. They are a kind of Gemini.

(Note: This article originated in response to a specific question. It will be necessary to clean it and make it more general).