The bulbul, also known as the white-headed tit, is one of the most colorful sunbirds. Distributed in southern China and Indo-China Peninsula. Pulsatilla is a social bird, which usually nests in the forest and feeds on insects and lacquered toads.
2. What does the stork's return portend?
In the rural areas of southern China, it is a common phenomenon for bald storks to come home. Generally speaking, the stork's return home usually indicates the family's blessing and good luck. Because Pulsatilla is regarded as an auspicious bird in China traditional culture, it can bring good luck.
Therefore, when the stork comes to your roof or nest in the Woods, many people think it is a good sign, which indicates that the family will be happy and life will be smoother.
3. The moral of Pulsatilla chinensis
Besides expressing good luck, Pulsatilla has a special meaning in China culture, which is used to describe the characteristics of people or the attributes of things.
For example, Pulsatilla can express purity and beauty, intelligence and flexibility. At the same time, storks are social birds, so they are also used to describe the spirit of unity and cooperation. Therefore, if you see a stork coming home, maybe you can get some inspiration from it.
4. What do you think of Pulsatilla going home?
Although the return of storks indicates good luck, we should not interfere in their life and reproduction. Because Pulsatilla is an extremely sensitive and delicate bird, if it is disturbed or disturbed in their living environment, it will not only affect their life and health, but also bring some bad effects.
So when you see the storks coming home, you can give them some food properly, but try to avoid directly interfering with their life and reproduction. At the same time, we should also strengthen environmental protection and let more white-headed storks settle down in our lives.