A symbol of Athena, FTP, name these birds often associated with wisdom.
In Hawaiian mythology these creatures frighten a race of magical little people known as the Menehune. The Mayan ruler of Mitnal, Ah Puch, had the head of one of these creatures, and the Hindu goddess Lakshmi rides one known as Ulooka. According to Ovid, Persephone threw water from Phlegethon on Ascalaphus to turn him into one, and Gwydion turned Blodeuwedd into one of these creatures, condemning her to haunt the night. Eros causes indifference using leaden arrows fletched with their feathers. A symbol of Athena, FTP, name these birds often associated with wisdom.
In Hawaiian mythology these creatures frighten a race of magical little people known as the Menehune.
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