Newt rescued the bird, named him Frank, and travelled to America, intending to return him to his natural habitat in Arizona. Īround 1926, Albus Dumbledore told Newt Scamander about a Thunderbird captured by traffickers in Egypt.
They were particularly prized by Transfigurers. Wolfe wands were generally held to be extremely powerful, though difficult to master. Shikoba Wolfe, who was of Choctaw descent, was primarily famous for intricately carved wands containing Thunderbird tail feathers. They too were also able to sense danger, much like their donors, also being able to cast curses on their own. Thunderbirds' tail feather could be used as a core in a wand, with this type of wand being difficult to master, but powerful and skilled in transfiguration work. The Thunderbird could also sense danger and created storms as it flied. The Thunderbird was known to change colours as it summoned storms, its iridescent feathers shifting from various shades of gold to electrifying blue, to grey and silver, to white, and even to deep navy. They possessed three pairs of powerful wings, and had feathers that shimmered with cloud-like patterns. The Thunderbird was described as having a head that was " similar to that of an eagle" or, in the wizarding world, " similar to that of a Hippogriff".
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