| Category | | Superstition |
| Animal Superstitions: Hens: | | A hen which crows is considered to be unlucky, as is a hen with tail-feathers like those of a rooster. |
| Animal Superstitions: Hens: | | A hen which enters the house is an omen that a visitor will arrive, and this is also the case if a rooster crows near the door or comes inside. |
| Animal Superstitions: Roosters: | | When a cock crows at midnight a spirit is passing |
| Animal Superstitions: Roosters: | | In England it is a death omen if a rooster crows three times between sunset and midnight. Crowing at other times is often a warning against misfortune. |
| Animal Superstitions: Roosters: | | If a cock crows while perched on a gate, or at nightfall, the next day will be rainy. |
| Greek Superstitions: | | In Greek superstition crows are seen as a bad omen, often foretelling death |
| Greek Superstitions: | | Upon seeing Crows cawing, it is believed that the Crows are announcing the death of an individual. |
| Greek Superstitions: | | Crows are considered omens of bad news, misfortune and death. When you see or hear a crow cawing, you say Sto Kalo
Sto Kalo
. Kala Nea na me Feris which loosely translated means, go well into the day and bring me good news. |
