Legend of wigeon

Legend has it that The Warbler travels the plains region with a whistle that shakes tobe heard. Confused, because when you listen closely because you are away and vice versa.

The signal confirming that the spirit round the neighborhood is a characteristic sound ofbones colliding with each other.

It is believed that carries a sack over his shoulder. Some think they are the bones of their latest victims, others belonging to his father.

By the time he overhears the "crack-crack", but maybe it's too late.

They say that there was once a young man discovered that something strange was going on between his father and his wife.

Some say the old man hit the girl. Others argue that raped her.

"I did it because it is a gift 'was the explanation that the old man gave his son.

The legend continues with the young man burst into fury, and fought a death match withhis father.

Of the two, the father took the brunt. The young man dealt a heavy blow on the head witha stick, which lay on the floor, where the son is rushed and hanged himself.

The young man's grandfather, who heard the fight, went in search of the victim, for all purposes, his son. The grandfather swore to punish the young man, his own flesh and blood, for the heinous crime he had committed ... against his own flesh and blood.

It was not long in finding it. So what tied and delivered a barrage of blows with a "foreman of neck", typical of the plain.

"That's not being done to his father ... Damn you, pa 'toa' life," he said.

To complete the sentence, hot pepper rubbed into the wounds and took the dogTURECO to name after him. Until the end of time you are bitten heels.