Owl and Woodpecker – A Navajo Tale

A Navajo Legend

Story told by Don Mose, Jr.
Illustrated by Molly Trainor

Owl and Woodpecker - A Navajo Tale

To the Navajo, the owl is a bearer of bad news. When an owl appears, it may be a warning that something terrible is about to happen. When a traditional Navajo sees an owl, he ppecker – A Navajo Talerays for intervention, protection, and guidance.

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Also see:

Father Sky and Mother Earth- A Navajo Legend

Coyote, Bobcat and the Corn