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EPISODE · Oct 17, 2025 · 59 MIN

The Magic of Birds in Paganism, Witchcraft & Folklore w/ Mabh Savage

from The Pagan Portal Podcast · host The Pagan Portal Podcast

Birds have always captured the human imagination. They walk the land, swim the waters, and soar through the skies—crossing boundaries we can only dream of. In this episode of The Pagan Portal Podcast, host Rachel Patterson speaks with author Mabh Savage about the symbolism, myths, and magic of birds in Paganism, Witchcraft, and folklore.Together they explore:- Why birds are seen as liminal beings that move between worlds- How categories of birds—songbirds, scavengers, birds of prey—carry distinct magical energies- The myths and superstitions that shape how we see magpies, crows, pigeons, and more- Ways to connect with bird magic in everyday life, from watching your local wildlife to journaling, meditating, or working with dreams- How folklore—whether ancient or recent—continues to shape magical practice todayWith humour (including a few pigeon mishaps), deep insights, and plenty of folklore, this conversation celebrates the power of birds as teachers, guides, and symbols of transformation.Perfect listening for witches, pagans, folklore lovers, and anyone fascinated by the spiritual lessons of the natural world.

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