Õhu- ja tuulevaimud

When the wind howls, the spirits are speaking; the wind itself is a spirit and speaks through its howling.
 

When the wind blows fiercely, and the sound of whining and howling can be heard in the wind, it is the children of the evil spirit crying out.

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About the collector. In the winter of 1930, Emilie Poom, who lived in the remote village of Kõrvetaguse on the border of Harju and Lääne counties, came across a notice in Päevaleht stating that the folklore archive was looking for old songs. She wrote down the lyrics of a few songs she remembered from her childhood:"Kus käisid sa, mu pojuke", "Üks väike Hans läks jahi peal", "Olin orjas, käisin karjas", and sent them off with some hesitation. Thus began the work of a highly prolific folklore collector.

My Dad made the whirlwind move so that he went to the crossroads and blew into a bottle and spoke words into the wind and a strong whirlwind was soon up to twirl leaves and trash.