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Native American Astrology - Sign of the Beaver
(Native American Zodiac Animal)

Beaver: Apr 20 – May 20

The Native American Beaver is a Hard Worker

Control, adaptability and determination are the hallmarks of the Beaver. Serious, most of the time, the Beaver is a hard worker who won't quit until the job is correctly done.

The Beaver is Persistent

The Beaver will not give up on a task without seeing it through in the most efficient manner. A master at planning the Beaver can overcome fantastic odds with his/her cunning.

Cunning is the Hallmark of the Beaver

Gifted with superior wits and cunning the Beaver is a formidable opponent in business and arguments. On the down side, the take charge attitude of the Beaver can lead to head butting and posturing when dealing with others. Beavers are usually correct in their convictions but need to be mindful of the feelings of mates and friends when discussing serious issues.

The Beaver in Good Times

Loving

In a positive or loving environment the Beaver can be the most understanding and loyal of friends.

Generous

They share generously with those they love and make a good soulmate.

The Beaver in Bad Times

Bitter

When the Beaver loses control of his/her plans or situation the atmosphere around them becomes charged with rancor.

Nervous

Nervously, they will do anything to regain mastery.

Compatible Native American animal signs - Woodpecker, Bear or Goose

Western zodiac sign equivalent - Taurus

See: Native American Astrology - The Beaver Sign - Native American astrology is based on the medicine wheel and it uses a twelve-month calendar, connecting a power animal to each calendar month.

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