From the oral account of the author's grandfather - a shaman, sorcerer, herbalist,vampire hunter and keeper of occult wisdom of ancient tribe of the island of Panay, Philippines.
We called this flaming bird as Bueacao. It is as larges as the wild chicken with a very long tail. This bird can be seen only at night. It was flaming with red and orange color all over its body but it is not burning itself. Its comb is glowing like a hot charcoal. When it flew you could mistaken it for a ball of fire. Sometimes you mistaken it for a ghost, for St. Elmo's fire or lightning fire. But at close encounter, it was a flaming bird.
I often encounter this bird every time I hunt in the forest. Their favorite habitat and resting grounds were lagoons and streams. Every time I saw the, I simply hide among the bushes for I don't want to be neutralized by the power of their radiating light. Once a person bathed by its light, he will become mad. But I have the antidote for their radiation but I never challenged it for I knew they were powerful that me.
The flaming bird could not be captured alive for they burned themselves and what you will catch were its remnants; a clump of coarse burnt compacted flesh like seeds of papaya fruits.
In order to preserved it for future regeneration these remnant; shamans like me, keep them inside a bamboo tube and buried it under the cave. Then a Tamawo alien from another dimension will visit you and begged you to return to them the remnants. They said they could bring it to life by regenerating the cells of the bird in a special mixture of liquid where the cells grew and become flaming phoenix bird again.
How to catch the flaming bird? Can an ordinary man regenerate it to life?
As for this question only a dedicated shaman's students or sorcerer's recruits, can be furnished with the secrets.
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