Aquatic Birds in Scotland: Birds of Water and Tide
Aquatic birds in Scotland are woven into folklore that reflects survival, belief, and the shifting...
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Ravens and Crows as Birds of Battle and Harbingers of Death in Scottish Lore
Ravens and crows are the primary “Birds of Battle” in Scottish folklore, a role most...
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The Beast of the Charred Forest (Dhu-Guisch)
The Beast of the Charred Forest is a legendary figure that haunts the folklore of northern...
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The Tangie (or Tongie)
Tangie sightings have haunted the rugged coastlines of Orkney and Shetland for centuries. This is...
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Tarbh Uisge (Water Bull)
Name pronunciation: tarav OOSH-kə (Scottish Gaelic; uisge = water) General Information: The Tarbh...
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Nuggle (also known as: njuggle, neugle, niogle, nyogle, nyugl, shoepultie, shoopiltee)
The Nuggle is a legendary water horse from the folklore of Shetland, Although he belongs to the...
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