Birds | The Rocker Box

Birds Weather Predictors

Those living around water probably will recognize some of these. Here is a selection of of those

observations.

Birds Large numbers of birds sitting on telephone wires foretells rain. Birds roll in the dirt before rain. Birds flying inland from the coasts indicates a storm approaching. Birds pecking themselves foretells rain.	Geese When geese walk north, rains comes forth. When the goose and the gander begin to meander, the matter is plain, they are dancing for rain. Geese that cackle do so for rain. Tame geese fly when rain comes. Geese fly toward the sea in good weather, and toward land in bad.
Seagulls Seagulls sitting on the beach indicates a storm coming.	Ravens Ravens crow loudly before a rain.
Swans Rain approaches when swans fly against the wind.	Larks When larks fly high and sing, expect good weather.
Loons Loons fly toward the sea in good weather, and away from sea in bad weather.	Hawks Hawks that light in trees and search for lice indicates rain.
Crows Crows hollering in the morning are calling for rain in the evening.	Rooks When rooks sit in rows on fences or dikes foretells wind. Expect a fine day when rooks fly high.
Robins A robin hops on snow three times. Submitted by: Lori F. from WI. Thanks, Lori Mark

We affilate with several partners to bring you

high quality Treasure Hunting supplies and equipment.

These affiliates include

CampingMaxx, Eastern Mountain Sports, Field Supply, and KellyCo.

We hope you find the Treasure Hunting Supplies and Equipment you are looking for

to ensure your success and enjoyment of your hobby.

Do you know of any folk lore used as weather predictors?

If so, email us the saying and it's interpretation and you and your club will get full credit.