Dreaming of a Hawk
hawk, bird of prey, eagle · mixed
A hawk points to schemers watching you, but also to victory if you drive it off or shoot it.
What happens in the dream
- A dead hawk: your enemies will be defeated
- A very large hawk: a new venture; if it swoops on its prey, it will succeed
- You shoot at a hawk: a contest with enemies that you'll likely win after many struggles
- You scare a hawk away from your poultry before it does harm: enemies are watching for your mistakes, but diligence brings success
- You see a hawk: scheming people will try to cheat you
- Small birds drive the hawk away: difficulties, possibly failure
How you felt
- Vigilance: the dream often reflects a sense of being watched
- Ambition: you may have a precise target in sight
Ask yourself
- Who is watching me, or whom am I watching?
- What opportunity am I waiting to seize?
See also Falcon · Eagles · Buzzard · Chicken · Birds
Source: G. H. Miller, Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted, or What's in a Dream (1901); F. Fontaine, The Golden Wheel Dream-Book and Fortune-Teller (1862). Also searched as: bird of prey, eagle.