et partim mutant cum tempestatibus una raucisonos cantus, cornicum ut saecla vetusta corvorumque greges ubi aquam dicuntur et imbris poscere et interdum ventos aurasque vocare.
Some birds change their harsh-toned song with the weather, such as the generations of ancient crows or flocks of rooks, when they are said to call for water and rain, or sometimes to cry for wind and breeze.
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