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A group of crows is called a 'murder'. Subtle naming was not attempted.

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“Murder of crows” is a traditional collective noun that dates back to medieval English terms for animal groups. You’ll also see playful alternates like “horde” or “parliament,” but “murder” is the famous one.

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