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Freshly Caught Folk Captured by The Fairy Catcher catching since 1991

The Fairy Catcher specialises in the capture of fairy folk. Using an ointment made from a four leafed Clover to protect you from their magic powers, but please never let them escape from their jars as we cannot be responsible for the consequences. Good Luck!

These pages describe the fairies that we catch. The fairies are all held captive in glass jars, and the following descriptions appear on their individual labels. Please visit www.thefairycatcher.com to see them. Good luck!

Pisky Ferrishyn Piskies are from and The Ferrishyn are the trooping fairies of although they are fond of The . They love hunting and playing practical jokes have very good hearing, on people who have lost they can hear whatever their way in the countryside is said out of doors. they can bring luck and Every wind stirring good fortune carries the sound to their ears. Take care to speak well of them, then luck and good fortune Knockers come from Cornwall and used to help the Tin Miners could be yours. by knocking to indicate where a rich batch of ore could be found. Listen The Buggane is a from The Isle of Man. He lives in a for their knocking, Dub into which the Spooty falls. He will change his shape if there could be he is set free, and it isnot unusual for a Buggane to turn into a rich vein in store a very large ! for you!

Browney The Browney is a cornish guardian of the bees. It is said that when the housewife would beat a can and call ‘Browney, Browney’ they’d become invisible to Bwca (Booka) round up any Bwcas are from and are fiery swarming bees. short tempered and secretive. In the house they will help with chores but do not be surprised if other folk say they can’t This grotesque -goblin is a helpful see it because normally and does many good deeds a Bwca will disappear for fairies. Be good to folk and if it is seen. The Fairy Catcher.com he will bringgood luck to you. email [email protected]