#milvus

Could i request some red kites, theyre my favourites :D

You do have excellent taste! Thank you!

Red Kites (Milvus milvus), family Accipitrdae, order Accipitriformes, Scotland

Black Kite (Milvus migrans), family Accipitridae, order Accipitriformes, Nepal

KITE (Milvus)

✨ “The sky sees everything—but only the heart knows what to hold onto.” “You may see the world from afar – but even in the heights, you cannot escape yourself.”

The kite is a symbol of aerial vision, movement between realms, and the tension between instinct and ethics. With its graceful gliding and razor-sharp eyesight, it teaches us to rise above the fog of everyday life—yet warns us against gaining through dishonor.

🌟 Light Aspects: Clear vision & perspective: The kite urges us to see things from above, from a distance—offering clarity and a wide-angle understanding of life’s patterns.

Lightness & movement: With minimal effort, it glides on air currents, showing us that progress doesn’t always require force—sometimes flow is the answer.

Messenger between worlds: Soaring between land and sky, it speaks of transitions, closures, and rebirth—between life and death, thought and instinct.

⚠️ Shadow Aspects: Greed & excess: The kite warns against craving what isn’t ours—especially material gains made without integrity.

Laziness & dependence: Though capable of hunting, it often steals food—cautioning us not to rely too much on others or take the easy way out.

Cruelty & manipulation: With power comes responsibility—the kite reminds us not to misuse sharp vision or skill to dominate others unfairly.

Streets of Osaka At Night! - 5 by Tarkan Erimer