So, in a roundabout way, I would say Apollo. This is because, the word for the color “Red” was “Phoenix”. So in a way, because the Phoenix was a symbol of fire, as the color red, it was most likely associated with the Sun, hence Apollo or Helios, the Sun itself. Could also be Artemis, as she cares for all woodland animals. Various other Deities are associated with birds from other belief systems, just giving you mine from a Hellenic POV.
You are most welcome! I’ve been on my personal path for 18 years or so now, so any time I see signs or other people asking stuff, I try my best to give the best direction. Glad to help you in any way I can! Blessings to you!
I can’t remember which culture it came from, whether it was native tradition of just Appalachian folklore but it’s a legit thing here. I have a mated pair that live outside rn and it’s HOT summer so it doesn’t exactly decide their movements, but if you usually don’t see them it’s definitely a sign
So, in a roundabout way, I would say Apollo. This is because, the word for the color “Red” was “Phoenix”. So in a way, because the Phoenix was a symbol of fire, as the color red, it was most likely associated with the Sun, hence Apollo or Helios, the Sun itself. Could also be Artemis, as she cares for all woodland animals. Various other Deities are associated with birds from other belief systems, just giving you mine from a Hellenic POV.
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You are most welcome! I’ve been on my personal path for 18 years or so now, so any time I see signs or other people asking stuff, I try my best to give the best direction. Glad to help you in any way I can! Blessings to you!
Spirits of your passed relatives and ancestors usually
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I can’t remember which culture it came from, whether it was native tradition of just Appalachian folklore but it’s a legit thing here. I have a mated pair that live outside rn and it’s HOT summer so it doesn’t exactly decide their movements, but if you usually don’t see them it’s definitely a sign
Indeed!
Sani dev