The Crow!
By Toni
@toniganzon (81404)
Philippines
September 22, 2026 12:21am CST
"The crows did it again!"
I heard two women talking. There's another death in their small village. A young woman. She was ill, according to the other woman. Died a few days after another young man who was in an a motor vehicle accident.
5 deaths in total, one after another.
5 crows appeared in their field, they said. 5 crows who brought 5 deaths in their village.
Coincidence? Most probably. Poor crows, being blamed for something they have nothing to do at all.
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@Ineeddentures (45374)
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12h
Crows are really clever birds
If any birds could have arranged these deaths then Crows would be the bird
I like Crows
When they are in the trees near our house I speak to them
They speak back
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@toniganzon (81404)
• Philippines
11h
Are you a crow whisperer?
I have never seen a crow in person at all. We don't find them around my city at least.
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@toniganzon (81404)
• Philippines
5h
@Ineeddentures yeah but we don't have them in our city. A pigeon would come maybe but not a crow.
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@Ineeddentures (45374)
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11h
@toniganzon
Stand with bread in your hand and it won't be long before a curious crow spots it
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@toniganzon (81404)
• Philippines
22 Sep
Same here. They get blamed for bad lucks and deaths.
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@moffittjc (129777)
• Gainesville, Florida
16h
Yes, poor crows. It seems like they are a bad omen all over the world. It's like that here too, at least among the more superstitious people.
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@toniganzon (81404)
• Philippines
12h
Yeah I think it's. a really pretty common belief among the superstitious.
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@toniganzon (81404)
• Philippines
6h
@moffittjc Yeah, unfortunately. I wonder when and why people started to think like that.
@moffittjc (129777)
• Gainesville, Florida
11h
@toniganzon They are such smart birds! It's too bad they are thought of as evil.
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@toniganzon (81404)
• Philippines
22 Sep
Yep. Superstitious beliefs will always be everywhere and they will always have something to blame. Be it a cat, a crow, or something else.
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