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Whistle three times at midnight; come and beckon me.
The story of La Lechuza started centuries ago and is rooted in Mexican and Texano folklore. Legend has it Lechuza was a witch who was exposed for practicing the devil’s magic.
The townsfolk weren’t happy with that so they murdered her.
To enact her revenge, she came back as a shapeshifter who can appear as an ordinary witch during the day and then as a huge bird with a woman’s face at night.
“Lechuza” means “owl” in English.
Some describe the creature as large as 7 feet tall with a 15-foot wingspan and the face of an old woman.
While others describe it as a small bird with the face of an old woman.
She disguises her voice like a baby’s and will cry outside your door, waiting to pounce on you and swoop you away forever.
She might even whistle or screech annoyingly outside your window until you’re so irritated that you’ll open your window.
If you open the door, she will swoop you up and take you away.
If you don't, you're safe.
Finding scratch marks or personal belongings on your doorway may be the signs that La Lechuza will come visit you tonight.
Beware!
Legend has it that if you try to shoot her to kill her, you’ll end up dead instead.
Be wary of attacking her.
She is vengeful.
Various methods are claimed to protect against the Lechuza: tying seven knots in a rope and hanging it by the front door,
throwing salt and chili powder into the bird’s face, shooting the bird, or reciting the Magnificat, a Christian prayer to the Virgin Mary.
According to other legends, salt can protect against it, and many put salt on their windows at night for protection.
If you see it, you should also cuss her out to drive it away, but other versions of the legend say this may make it more mad, so be wary of this one.
Tying a rope of 7 knots and hanging it on your door will also protect you, since it is a sign of acknowledgement and respect toward the Lechuza.
Some say praying can also save you, specifically the Magnifica (Magnificat), a prayer from the gospel of Saint Luke, but it must be recited in Spanish and then also backwards.
If you dream of her, that might mean someone in your family will die.
If you see her and do not die, then her presence is that of a bad omen- Just by seeing her often indicates something more sinister or dangerous to come, like a deadly hurricane or tornado.
Lechuzas have the power to control the weather.
It is common to be told, “do not whistle three times at midnight” for it is an invitation for the Lechuza. It is said the Lechuza has swooped down on cars and can travel at the same speed.
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