Bird Mound Portals and High-Density Energy Accumulations

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2026

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-01-30 - view original post.

Bird mound portals. Since my recent posts were mentioning birds being portal symbols ( inlet/outlet points through a barrier of a torus), and I was saying that wings are usually representing the barrier. This post shows exceptions.

Sometimes, wings just make shapes, but that's a different topic.

Bird mound portals use birds to mark high-density energy accumulations, with arched backs and ornamental features indicating bidirectional flow marker

This post is showing examples where folded wings have a portal symbol, as if they were on the top of a mound symbol. You can figure it out on A, B and C, and you can see how the side mounds on image D are similar.

I'm showing E,F and G with more variations of portals on wing mounds. Later in time, artists stopped drawing these in such an obvious way, but the take-home message is, if you see a bird, think that it might be a portal symbol. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/crows-nest/

This "two mounds" collection is using the side mounds as "bulge" symbols that mark portals. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/two-mounds/ If the side mounds are small, that's optimal for understanding, but when those mounds go all the way up the sides, that's more difficult, but it is what it is. Quite a lot of pictograms have a central flow and two side flows.