Is finding multiple dead baby birds outside your home a bad omen?

Answer 1

No. That is called superstition, which greatly offends God because as long as we worship and exalt him, and stay true to the Virgen Mary, we will be protected. Superstition should be renounced and avoided. ...and more likely to be of help... The answer is still no, nature can appear to be unfeeling at times, but the truth is storms can cause a nest to fall, cats can be opportunistic hunters, parent birds can die or abandon nests, any number of things can cause multiple deaths. I would not read omen into finding the baby birds. And a bit more---- Before you ascribe supernatural meaning to any event, first make sure there is not a simple, rational explanation for the phenomenon. For instance, it is quite common for birds to fly into window panes, especially large, undivided ones---nests fall, or tip over during high winds, spilling the contents-- illnesses strike, quckly felling the young and the weak--in other words, there are many simple explanations which must be looked to first, before you begin to drag in unseen occult forces and their invisible, inscrutable minions. Usually, a dead bird is just a dead bird, and if God or the universe wanted to communicate with you, much better ways would be found. Another answer: No. It means there's a nest outside your door.