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Winged visual family

Bird Coffee Cup Reading Symbol Meaning

good news or message; standing bird = delay; flying bird = good news; good news coming soon; flock of birds = profound or exciting news; goose= successful financial venture; peacock = pride and display; eagle = power and transcendence; crow/raven = ill omen, warning, time to relax; parrot = beware of idle gossip; chicken/hen = happy homelife and childhood comfort; dove = peace and love; owl = wisdom, knowledge and learning; rooster = a boastful person or wake up and seize the moment; swan = romance or someone graceful and beautiful; vulture = lay low and beware of enemies; swallow = love and new beginnings.

Illustrative BIRD coffee cup symbol reference
Illustrative Bird reference. It is not a photograph of a documented reading.

Illustrative references

Ways the Bird silhouette may vary

Illustrative BIRD coffee-grounds reference 1
Illustrative Bird reference 1; not a documented cup reading.
Illustrative BIRD coffee-grounds reference 2
Illustrative Bird reference 2; not a documented cup reading.
Illustrative BIRD coffee-grounds reference 3
Illustrative Bird reference 3; not a documented cup reading.

The compiled traditional meaning for Bird is: good news or message; standing bird = delay; flying bird = good news; good news coming soon; flock of birds = profound or exciting news; goose= successful financial venture; peacock = pride and display; eagle = power and transcendence; crow/raven = ill omen, warning, time to relax; parrot = beware of idle gossip; chicken/hen = happy homelife and childhood comfort; dove = peace and love; owl = wisdom, knowledge and learning; rooster = a boastful person or wake up and seize the moment; swan = romance or someone graceful and beautiful; vulture = lay low and beware of enemies; swallow = love and new beginnings.

The images on this page are illustrative reconstructions made to help compare a rough silhouette. They are not documentary photographs of a particular reading, and a real cup is unlikely to match them exactly.

Use the entry as a reference, not a prediction. Check the actual residue, the cup position, and the question being asked before deciding whether bird is a useful description of the mark.

Cup position

How placement changes the reading

Rim

Readers commonly use the rim for the present or near future.

Middle

The middle wall is commonly used for a matter understood as developing.

Base

The base is commonly used for slower, hidden, or underlying matters.

Handle

The handle side is commonly read as closest to the person whose cup is being interpreted.

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