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Welsh Folk-Lore

by Elias Owen

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The Swan

The eggs of the swan are hatched by thunder and lightning. This bird sings its own death song.

The Swift

This bird’s motions are looked upon as weather signs. Its feeding regions are high up in the air when the weather is settled for fair, and low down when rain is approaching.

Its screaming is supposed to indicate a change of weather from fair to rain.

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