lauku dvasios

Laukų dvasios (spirits of fields) in Lithuanian mythology were spirits, who were running through the fields. When crops in the fields waved in the wind, people saw them as being the actions of spirits. Laukų dvasios include Nuogalis, Kiškis, Meška, Lapė, Katinas, Bubis, Bubas, Bubė, Baubas, Babaužis, Bobas, Maumas, Raudongalvis, Raudongerklis, Žaliaakis, Paplėštakis, Guda, Dizikas, Smauglys, Ruginis, Papiokė, Pypalas, Žebris, Arklys, Vilkas.

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