The best-known avian omen is the albatross in the poem, "The Rhime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge", The albatross is an enormous ocean-flying bird that can fly for miles and miles without landing and is considered a favorable omen among seafarers. In the poem, the ancient mariner kills the albatross that has been following the ship and it is beset with woe....
Clarification: The above mentioned belief is for a specific bird (the albatross) and it's being seen as a good omen when it "follows" ships. There is, to my knowledge, no omen connected with an unspecified wild bird actually landing on you. The good luck is in that you were lucky enough to be out in nature, and either still enough or patient enough for one of nature's creatures to land on you, otherwise, a bird landing on you is not an omen of any kind. SINCE wild birds do not generally land on humans, it is an attempt to draw your attention to the bird, which is trying to get you to think about it. Have seen this when spiritual people pass by. the "helper" birds will fly towards them. Often you will have an ancestral connection to this bird, or there is a spiritual message that is trying to reach you.
No. Luck doesn't work that way. There may be people that think it is good luck.
It may depend on the type of bird and your personal faith.
I understood it is good luck!
The Italian culture considers bird poop to be good luck.
a dove
it means bad luck is to come your way
it means good luck
No, it's actually bad luck.
Good luck
It means that the bird trusts you and believes that you will not harm it. It possibly also believes you will feed it.
In some cultures, rescuing a trapped bird may be considered a symbol of good luck or a positive omen. However, the belief in good luck associated with rescuing a bird varies across different cultures and traditions. Ultimately, the act of helping a trapped bird is a compassionate gesture that can bring a sense of satisfaction and well-being to the person performing the rescue.
its just a bird stupid