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In a Latvian fairy tale, Bulbulis the Bird, three princes set out on a quest for the magical bird Bulbulis, but only the youngest succeeds. Seething with envy and jealousy, the older brothers cast the youngest into the sea and take the bird for themselves.
#FairyTaleTuesday

In Slavic mythology Stratim is the mother of all birds in the world. She is an assistant of the god of wind, Stribog. Just one movement of her wing may create a huge wave in the sea. Also, her screams can cause storms. #FairytaleTuesday

The story of the Children of Lir is one of the best known tales of Ireland. This story tells of Lir and his wife Aobh and their four children called Aodh, Fionnghuala, Fiachra and Conn. Lir's wife died and he married again. #Mythologymonday

In Swedish folklore Gloson is a large, dangerous boar with burning eyes, it is said to inhabit cemeteries and the surrounding area. It is believed to be a folkloric remnant of Freyr’s boar, Gullinbursti.
A Gloson has razor sharp bristles and tusks.
#WyrdWednesday

In Belarusian mythology Hajoŭki are the grandaughters of the forest guardian Hajun. They are young ladies, very puckish. They love all things alive. If any animal from the forest is hurt they come to Hajoŭkі for help because they are natural healers.
#WyrdWednesday

Zazouka is a creature in Belarusian mythology. A spirit in form of a beautiful girl with a long hair which replaces her clothes. She lures men in the forest and loves them so much there and caresses them that rarely any of her chosen are able to return after. #WyrdWednesday

The Pooka is a figure from Irish folklore that was believed to bring either good or bad fortune to rural and marine communities. The Pooka has been said to appear as many different things ranging from a black horse to a human. #FairyTaleTuesday

Tír na nÓg, or ‘land of the young’, is an otherworldly realm from Irish mythology whose inhabitants are gifted with everlasting youth, beauty, health, and happiness. It was said to be the home of the ancient gods and fairies, but humans are forbidden. #FairytaleTuesday

The rainbow is depicted as an archer's bow in Hindu mythology. Indra, the god of thunder and war, uses the rainbow to shoot arrows of lightning. #LegendaryWednesday

A mantabungal is like a cow in body and voice, but lacks horns. It has a long coat of shaggy hair that reaches the ground. Its monstrous mouth has two pairs of huge incisors – two above and two below – that it uses to tear its victims to shreds.
#MythologyMonday