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:'''owl''' ''bath ya‘anah '' בת יענה - daughter בת of why יענ . This is a difficult riddle. The rhetorical "why?" is an indication of an unwillingness to obey. Perhaps this has the sense of that. But ''ya'' יע means 'shovel'. So the owl is the house בת of the shovel יע of the Son of Man, which is not understood ה. This suggests something like 'not understanding the death or burial of Christ'. But it is more than that. ''Ya'' יע sounds like ''Ya'' יא , י or יה which are all names for God but uses the ayin ע which symbolizes the flesh. The shovel is an implement in the temple to move ashes from the altar. It represents the work, in the flesh, of Christ to accomplish the purposes of the Father in his total devotion and sacrifice. With that information we can say it is something more like 'not understanding that Christ laid down his own life'. The scoffer does not understand 'Why'.
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God hates those who love to do violence <ref>Ps 11:5 The LORD trieth the righteous: but the wicked and him that loveth violence his soul hateth.</ref>. The night hawk is a symbol of those.
:'''night hawk''' ''tachmac'' תחמס - imperative ת of violence חמס
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Those who are spiritually dying are not a good source for spiritual teaching. The cuckow is wasting away. Jesus used the word 'dead' to refer to those who are spiritually dead <ref>Mt 8:22 But Jesus said unto him, Follow me; and let the dead bury their dead.</ref>
There are many instances in the riddles where referring to the death of Christ is a 'bad' thing, where referring to his resurrection is the 'good' thing. An example is that of the 'shibboleth' <ref>Jud 12:6 Then said they unto him, Say now Shibboleth: and he said Sibboleth: for he could not frame to pronounce [it] right. Then they took him, and slew him at the passages of Jordan: and there fell at that time of the Ephraimites forty and two thousand.</ref> Those who referred to a single grain <ref>05451</ref>, were put to death, but those who referred to a whole ear or stream <ref>07641 </ref>, lived. The word 'hawk' refers to his death.
:'''hawk''' ''nets'' נץ - the son of man נ killed on the cross ץ
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Jesus asked for the cup to be removed. The cup is a symbol of both tribulation and blessing. It's meaning is that which is exposed. Recall that words get their meaning from the letters. A reversal of letters makes a reversal of meaning. The cup is the reverse of the hedge. The hedge protects and hides something. The cup is the exposure of wrath as it is poured out or the display of blessing as it overflows.
:'''little owl''' ''kowc'' כוס - cup <ref>03563</ref> Grapes are pressed into the cup as a symbol of the tribulation of Christ.
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Those who have been cast out are not a good source for teaching. The cormorant represents those under such judgement.
:'''cormorant''' ''shalak '' שׁלך - cast out <ref>07994 ref. 07993</ref>
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:'''great owl''' ''yanshuwph'' ינשׁוף - I י in the dark נשׁוף. The one who is in the dark is sinning and presuming upon the grace of God.
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:'''swan''' ''tanshemeth'' תנשׁמת - from beginning to end תת it destroys נשׁמ <ref>05395</ref>
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