‘Beyond creepy’: Someone in Westchester is killing dozens of crows, neighbors say
A group of Westchester residents say they are freaked out as someone keeps shooting crows in a neighborhood elm tree. Dozens have died, and they fear that if the crow killer isn’t stopped, a person or pet could end up harmed.
Mystery sniper killing dozens of crows in L.A. neighborhood
Residents of a Westchester neighborhood are understandably on edge after finding dozens of crows shot to death around a community elm tree, with many saying they are now worried about pets and
'Beyond creepy': Someone in Los Angeles is killing dozens of crows, neighbors say
A group of Westchester residents say they are freaked out as someone keeps shooting crows in a neighborhood elm tree. Dozens have died, and they fear that
Dozens of crows shot and killed in Westchester neighborhood, raising concerns of residents
A Westchester neighborhood is on edge as residents say that someone has been shooting and killing crows, a problem that has persisted for several years. They're concerned that these instances could eventually turn into something even more troubling.
Westchester neighborhood concerned as someone continues to shoot, kill crows
Luzdelia Caballero reports from Westchester, where neighbors say a years-long issue of someone shooting and killing crows continues, contributing to their concerns that the crimes could escalate into something even more serious.
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The Fox and the Crow
The Fox didn’t have to wait long to find out because there, sitting on a branch high up in a tree, sat a Crow and in the Crow’s beak was the biggest piece of cheese he’d ever seen.