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Magpie/(European Magpie) Pica pica
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Not just black & white but iridescent blue, green and purple. The Magpie is a member of the corvid (crow) family. |
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Penguins |
Magpies in the snow. The name Magpie was originally Pie as in Pied (black & white) |
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Parent & juvenile. The juvenile has a much shorter tail |
Parent & juveniles. |
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Young "brown" juvenile with "earflaps" |
Slightly older juvenile developing its colour (still shortish tail) |
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Adult magpie: male and female have similar plumage |
The V sign |
The pink tongue |
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Confrontation with Ring-necked Parakeets thereby hangs a tale (or tails) |
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