Published on December 8, 2012 by Casey
Seagull
Native American Seagull Mythology
Seagulls play a variety of roles in the folklore of different tribes. In some cases, seagulls are antagonists criticized for their noisy, aggressive, and greedy behavior. In others, they are noted for their endurance and perseverence. In some Northwest Coast tribes, Seagull was said to have powers over storms and weather.
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Seagulls are also used as clan animals in some Native American cultures. Tribes with Seagull Clans include the Chippewa tribe (whose Gull Clan and its totem are called Gayaashk.)
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