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A crow holds a nut in its beak while standing on a textured tree trunk, surrounded by lush green foliage and dappled sunlight filtering through the leaves.

$L40-51cm (incl. tail).\nBreeds commonly around farms and in urban areas. Resident.\nSounds the alarm against cats.\nVigilant but not timid, swoops down and patrols lawns and flower beds in center of noisy cities in search of food.\nHas false reputation of being a silver thief.\nBuilds roofed stick nest in tree crown.\n\nThis is a common Species of the Corvidae in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

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Magpie in a tree in Gosforth Park Nature Reserve.

Native to Australia and southern New Guinea.

A black and white bird with a long tail perched o a branch of a tree.

Daytime rear view close-up of a single Eurasian Magpie (Pica Pica) perched in a tree, with its head turned to the right

A couple of magpies fighting on a branch of a tree.

It's spring time in Australia as this magpie hunts for food on a hot day. finding a cache of seeds, he tries to collect them all in his beak at once. Notorious for swooping pedestrians and cyclists through the spring months, Magpies are a comical bird with a beautiful call and interesting behaviour

Beautiful landing magpie portrait in Dublin, Ireland

Eurasian magpie (pica pica) sits on a dry branch of an oak in a forest park in early spring.

Magpie Tanager bird (Cissopis leverianus)

A eurasian magpie (pica pica) perched in a tree in a wildlife sanctuary.

Magpie on a branch looking at the camera.

Common magpie (Pica pica) photographed in Spain

Australian Juvenile Magpie in a forrest.

$The Black-billed Magpie occupies all open and semi-open terrestrial habitats. The condition for its presence is that there are at least a few woody plants for nesting.\nFor this, it is not demanding and a few shrubs can be enough, especially where human presence is low. It is absent from the forest as well as from vast spaces, agricultural or not, without trees.$

Australian Magpie Bird Sitting on the Railing of a Balcony

Australian Magpie sitting on tree branch, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

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