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201 THE BLUE FEATHER called daylords. I am looking at the Tzolkin Chart #2, and you can see that fifty-seven is in the third Winal column. Then look on the Chart of The Birds, and you will find something that flies associated with your trecena day. That’s the thirteen-day count. Mine is a hawk, what’s yours?” “Mine is the quail,” said Bardala. Day Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Associated Bird Blue Hummingbird Green Hummingbird Falcon Quail Hawk Owl Butterfly Eagle Turkey Horned Owl Scarlet Macaw Quetzal Bird Parrot “Each day, or kin, in their thirteen-kin count is considered to be a step in a process of growth. It is symbolized by a bird. As the thirteen kins progress, these birds symbolize an evolution from those that are small, such as a Hummingbird, to those that are more spectacular, like the Quetzal, or the colorful Parrot,” Tital said. “All that information is amazing. How do we know about it?”