According to Greek mythology, the Adriades were the Nymphs of the forests.
Their name comes from the Oak, they were nymphs of trees, especially oaks, under which they lived..
Among the Adriades the most famous were Erato and Eurydice, the companion of Orpheus.
The Adriades were also called "Amadriades", or "Druades" or "Druids" and were often confused with the Naiads and other Nymphs, when in fact they were nothing more than the anthropomorphic idea of the rustling of tree leaves and the sounds of water especially in mountains, streams, caves, springs and gorges that interrupt the peace and quiet of nature.
When you find yourself in the forest, listen to the chirping of the water in the stream, caress the leaves of the trees and listen to the world of nature, perhaps then you will be able to discern the forgotten forms of the Adriads welcoming you, and inviting you into their forgotten realm.