Owls in Ojibwe Culture
What is the significance of owls in Ojibwe culture? Often misunderstood and feared, owls sometimes get a bad name in Ojibwe culture. They are just another creature in the forest after all, but they do have a special cultural significance, especially for the types of owls that fly at night.
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