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Owls hold specific significance, linked to sound, and are often seen as spirits of women. They are seen as powerful spiritual beings and messengers, symbolising intuition and hidden knowledge.

The pelican symbolises patience and teamwork, is a Kaurna totem for the Port River area and is connected with the Tjilbruke trail.

The echidna is a significant animal with deep cultural connection to the land, representing themes of strength, self-protection and in cultural stories often teaches us lessons about identity, courage and responsibility.

Possums are significant to the cultural practices of the Kaurna people, including music and garments. They are associated with recreational activities and sharing Kaurna culture.

The galah is prevalent in the Adelaide Plains and symbolises community and adaptability as well as resilience. Galahs often feature in cultural artworks, highlighting their connection to ancestors and the journey of life.

The dragonfly is a symbol of transformation, movement and good health. They are connected to water, seasonal shifts and spiritual guidance.

The kookaburra is deeply embedded in the spiritual and cultural practices of the Kaurna people. The sound this bird makes is often interpreted as a symbol of connection to the land and ancestors. It is seen as a guardian spirit that provides guidance and protection.

A magpie is a messenger between worlds, known for its territorial vigilance, strength, and role in maintaining environmental balance.