What does it mean, four crows strung up on wires, hanging upside down from trees?

Question

I am doing historical research on a site in corona, california, 4000 S. Main Street. Upon arrival, this time, there were four crows strung up, upside down. It was a little unnerving, but I am not a superstitious person. This would make an outstanding element for a novel, if it has any meaning. Does anyone know?

Answer 1

it may have to do with sometype of voodoo practice.. sometimes superstitious people hang things from trees so it scares spirits away, but usually its noisy stuff, it could have been some type of sacrafice?

Answer 2

I would guess that someone lives around there who is trying to scare people off.

Answer 3

-Crows have been used for the purpose of divination since the time of ancient Rome.

--Finding a dead crow on the road is good luck.

---Crows in a church yard are bad luck

----A single crow over a house meant bad news, and often foretold a death within. "A crow on the thatch, soon death lifts the latch."

-----It was unlucky in Wales to have a crow cross your path. However, if two crows crossed your path, the luck was reversed. "Two crows I see, good luck to me"

------you should definitely see this web-site

~Child of Ra

Answer 4

That  their  dead

Answer 5

It means your life expectancy as a crow is dramatically reduced by living in that town and that some sick demented kid is pretty good with his bee bee gun.

Answer 6

There are no superstitions that I can find..if there are, they must be obscure.  If you are considering putting "pen to paper", I think this would be an excellent chance for you to "invent" your own "meaning"...(like "Blair Witch")...I think it would be a fascinating idea to try....

Answer 7

The person doesn't like crows.  Or maybe they were going to eat them later.