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I think you are talking about the raven, which symbolizes death. It can be seen when buckbeak is killed.
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What are bird's feet in Harry Potter?
Bird's feet are not mentioned in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. There is no reason for them to be anything other than the feet of a bird.
What kind of bird is Hedwig in the Harry Potter books?
A Phoenix named Fawkes.
What does the birdcage in the half-blood prince movie say?
There is no talking bird cage in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
Does Harry styles have two bird tattoo on his chest?
yeh he does
Is the singer of little bird black or white?
brown
Who is more famous big bird or Harry Potter?
Big Bird
What are bird's feet in Harry Potter?
Bird's feet are not mentioned in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. There is no reason for them to be anything other than the feet of a bird.
What is dumbledoors bird in Harry Potter film?
A phoenix.
What is harrypotters bird called?
Harry Potter's owl was named Hedwig.
What is the bird creating spells on Harry Potter book called?
Avifors!
What was the name of Bird creating a spell in the Harry Potter books?
Avifors
What is the name of the big bird in Harry Potter the Prisoner of Ascaban?
The name of the "big bird" (Hippogriff) is Buckbeak. Hopefully this is helpful!
Why did the bird burn in Harry Potter?
Fawkes burned up in Harry Potter 2 because he is a phoenix, and when they get old, they disintegrate and are reborn from the ashes. It's kind of creepy, actually.
What are some good series to read?
A Series of Unfortunate Events, Harry Potter, May Bird,
What kind of bird is Hedwig in the Harry Potter books?
A Phoenix named Fawkes.
What is a buckbeak in Harry Potter?
Buckbeak is a creature that Hagrid has in a magical creatures lesson in the third harry potter movie. To most, it would seem it is a mixture of a bird, and a horse. the proper name of this creature is a hypogriff.
What kind of bird did Albus Dumbledore own in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets?
I think it's a phoenix :)
