In the spiritual world, a bird flying into a window means you have financial prosperity waiting for you, If you have blockage in your spiritual world you need those removed. If you have relationship blocks those must be resolved to remove blocks so your blessings my flow abundantly.

Birds are very common, so it is not unusual to see birds all the time. There is no reason to look for a supernatural or symbolic meaning behind natural occurrences.

I don"t take much stock in ornithomancy . A robin or Thrush is of course, a sign of Spring. Robins are migratory birds- which might explain the term Round -Robin for an exchange circuit of stamp collectors- rotating sports assignments, etc. It is a good sign that the weather is normalizing.

This means that soon you will need to give more attention to the one that you truly love.The dragon fly represents a healing spirit. If you don't yield to the third sign, your relationship will be in danger. Jehoshaphat

The trunk up is supposed to be good luck! Some believe that when the trunk is up it is good luck and when it is down its bad luck but even if the trunk goes down but tips up at the end its still bad luck

It could mean that the bird sees its reflection in the window and thinks that it is seeing another bird, or it could mean that, at some time, someone put out bird seed onto your window sill.

well i think it is, with all honesty is because the hulas use use it on their ears (along with white and red) and yellow hibiscus reminds people of the sun, witch reminds people of the beach, and sunny fun days :) also hibiscus grows well in tropical climates, like Hawaii...

According to some myths I've looked it possibly means that a dead, past relative is checking on you and making sure you are ok . Nothing to worry about really.

Because doves are special and love is even more speical so that's prob y

It is believed that images and figures of elephants should face towards the door of the room they are in to encourage good fortune. They should also have their trunks turned upward.

It means it is hungry. You must eat delicious-looking birdseed.

Prosperity

It means you are seeing a red bird, periodically. Reality is far more wonderful than superstition, isn't it? A red bird. WOW!

Turtle is considered by some Native Americans to be one of their the oldest, most sacred symbols. They believed that North America was created on the back of The Great Mother, a turtle.

In the far east, turtle was carved and worn as a talisman for power over all forms of bad magic.

Earthy, grounded, longevity, protection, shelter, steady.

The turtle's shell resembled a dome and was seen as a symbol of the dome of heaven -hence heavenly virtue

Generally turtle is seen to represent: self-containment, creative source, earthiness, being grounded, longevity, protection, shelter, and a steady approach to life.

In dreams they are interpreted as patience, wisdom, or hiding something essential.

Here is a short list, it does not by any means include all meanings or all birds.Bird Auspices

Blackbird: A message of blessings.

Bluebird: Happiness.

Corncrake: A warning of misfortune to come.

Crane: Independence, cessation of combat .

Crow: Divine law.

Curlew: Storm Bringer.

Dove: Luck in Love. Love, Peace & Gentleness.

Duck: Good Luck. Wealth.

Eagle: Divine Spirit. To see an eagle is to have divinity touch your life.

Flamingo: Awareness.

Goose: Faithfulness, Communication, Travel

Grouse: Sacred Spiral.

Gull: Adaptability.

Hawk: Messenger. If you see a hawk, look around, there is a message for you in what is also going on around you.

Hen: Domesticity. Hens also predict the weather; if they gather on a mound and preen their feathers, rain is on the way. Also if it starts to rain watch your hens if the huddle under shelter, the rain will be of short duration, if they go out into it, the rain will last most of the day.

Heron, blue: Rhythm and balance

Hummingbird: Joy, Miricals

Kingfisher: Predicts a magical experience.

Lark: Great happiness

Loon: Solitude.

Magpie: Fortune-teller.

Nightjar: Illness.

Ostrich: Fickleness.

Owl: Wisdom.

Parrot: Mimic, Ostentatiousness

Peacock: Pride, Vanity

Pelican: Watchfulness.

Penguin: Playfulness.

Pheasant: Confidence

Raven: Magic. When you see ravens you may be about to experience a change in consciousness.

Road-runner: Cleverness.

Robin: Gypsies see robins as a bringer of good luck.

Rook: Good Luck.

Rooster: Pride. Braggart

Stork: Its German name adebar means "luck bringer", and a stock perching on your house indicates very good fortune.

Sparrow: Good luck for lovers.

Swallow: Good fortune.

Swan: Grace.

Turkey: Give away. Amerinds see turkey as a sign of generosity.

Vulture: Poverty, Serious disruption in your life.

Wagtail: Good luck.

Woodpecker: Guardian.

Wren: Bringer of good luck

In my opinion yes. My aunt has recently died of a heart attack and for a week leading up to her death I noticed a lot of crows around. A group of about 15 when I was out walking was the most noticeable. I went to her house the day after she died and there were 3 on her roof. I made a point of looking on the roofs of all the other houses around but those 3 were the only crows around. I had never heard of this until my aunt had died and thought it was too much of a coincidence so looked it up on the internet. There are birds and crows around all the time, but there were so many crows it made me take notice. I've read a few posts on other sites which say that crows are scavengers and they may be looking for food, but my aunt lives 25 miles away and was fit and well until the day she died. I'm absolutely convinced the crows were a sign.

Ancient Celtics believed the cat represented the guardian of the Otherworld. The spiritual meaning of an orange cat is no different than any other color. White or black cats are seen as good or bad luck but other colored cats are seen as symbols of wisdom, patience, and spirit of adventure.

All depends on your belief system. In native culture, it even varies from tribe to tribe. The safest answer...the hawk just found dinner

There are many meanings to it, some can be diffcult to digest. 1. The bird may be old and aged, 2. Might have had some serious problem so commited suicide , in your doors, 3. Got fedup with people, who dont feed them when they are alive , but bothers when they are dead, 4. You have a cat.

Not all naturally occurring phenomenon can or should be interpreted as a sign or omen. Cardinals are a common backyard bird and have little of no fear of people. Because of their bright colour the are very noticeable. If you have a bird feeder in your backyard, or your neighbour has one, the cardinal is simply on his daily round of gathering food.

I would simply say having a cardinal visiting you daily means you are fortunate enough to have nature's creatures close by.

Birds die, it doesn't MEAN anything. it means that outside a red bird died

A bird in the house is a sign of a death. If a robin flies into a room through a window, death will shortly follow.

I don't know, but we've had a cardinal tapping at every window of our house for 4 months now. It seems to like our cat!

We also have a cat and have a male cardinal tapping at the window. At first I thought it was to do with his reflection but it pecks at all hours and all windows so something to do with our cat sounds like a good theory to me.