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Human-crow relations show strain as Kathmandu observes annual day of the crow
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KATHMANDU — Ramesh Dulal was 13 years old when he began “communicating” with crows. He started making sounds resembling the crows, who would respond by gathering around him, he recalls. Popularly known as kagé, crows are called kaag in Nepali, and Nepal observes an annual day of the crow, called Kaag Tihar, which falls around […]
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Human-crow relations show strain as Kathmandu observes annual day of the crow
Abhaya Raj Joshi · 11/9/2026, 12:59:58 PM
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