I wonder if the blackbird is a lucky bird?
It is a bird of Thrushcross. It lives in different types of forests, such as broad-leaved forest, coniferous forest and mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forest. It is an omnivorous bird, such as insects, earthworms, fruits and seeds. It is the national bird of Sweden.
The snakehead is 2 10-296mm long and weighs about 55-126 g. Except for yellow eyes and beak, the male is black, while the female and newborn snakehead have brown feathers and beak, without yellow eyes.
The lucky bird is:
First of all, swallow
"Hunan moved the spring for the guests, and the swallows made new mud twice." Whenever spring comes, swallows will fly from the south to the north, so it is often the representative of a new life, a new year and hope, with a very auspicious meaning. Many elderly people in the folk believe that if the swallow goes home, it means that the feng shui at home is very good, and the future fortune will be greatly improved, and there will be happy events in the near future, which is a very auspicious sign.
Second, magpie
"The eyes first know from the magpie, and the sun sets." In ancient times, magpie was a very auspicious bird. People give it the meaning of good news and good luck. Whenever magpies sing at home, it means that there may be a happy event at home recently, or a noble person is coming, and a single person has found a home. Therefore, for a long time, people have had an unusual love for magpie and praised it as a theme of poetry.
Third, pigeons
"The dove flies obliquely, and the meditation room drinks fragrant tea in silence." Pigeons have always been regarded as very auspicious animals. In the west, they symbolize peace and hope. In ancient China, they symbolized the yearning between relatives. In feng shui, they represent happy events and luck. Therefore, many people will raise pigeons at home, on the one hand, it is personal hobbies or economic interests; On the other hand, it is also because pigeons can bring us good omen and even make a fortune for our family.