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australian magpie

  1. Australian Magpie close-up

    Australian Magpie close-up

    Close-up of an Australian Magpie male,who visits us regularly.
  2. Backyard bird-Australian Magpie

    Backyard bird-Australian Magpie

    Getting very frustrated not being able to post anything good from here,showing you a male Australian Magpie,which is one of the birds that visits us regularly.
  3. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie
  4. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie
  5. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    I photographed this bird at Bass Point on the NSW coast south of Sydney. What a fierce look.
  6. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

  7. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    Every one seemed to enjoy the call of the Grey Shrike-thrush so I've added another one. The sound of magpies greets us most mornings at the moment. A pair recently nested a tree above our kitchen window. The parents are currently wandering around the garden each being trailed by a begging...
  8. 'It;s Mine!'

    'It;s Mine!'

    Hi all.....just wanted to share an unusual sighting!...because we are having cold and miserable weather Pete and I went to Eynesbury yesterday for an hour as the sun was shining!.....when we got there LB Corellas were 'en masse' in the tree near the lake....got a few photos then as I turned to...
  9. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

  10. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    This the 'Western Magpie' race dorsalis.
  11. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    Taken at King's Park in Perth, this fellow came in to share lunch with us, so was easy to get nice close-ups
  12. Magpie Chick Showering

    Magpie Chick Showering

    47 degrees c today. A welcome shower for this youngster
  13. Eagle and Maggie

    Eagle and Maggie

  14. Maggie and Eagle

    Maggie and Eagle

  15. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    These birds are all over the place but I saw most from a speeding coach or train. However there were two in a square in Christchurch. I was surprised how beautiful their call was.
  16. Australian magpie - juvenile

    Australian magpie - juvenile

    One year old Wendy is one of our favourites. We have known her since birth and she has introduced us to her kookaburra friends (see my kookaburra photo).
  17. Breakfast!

    Breakfast!

    This hungry fellow was making a big fuss until mother arrived with breakfast.
  18. Australian (White Backed) Magpie

    Australian (White Backed) Magpie

    A race found in South Australia. Taken alongside river through city centre.(Torrens).
  19. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    Juvenile Australian Magpie
  20. Another Australian Magpie

    Another Australian Magpie

    Just pruning my old Cruise pictures and I came across a couple that somehow didn't make it the first time round. The Australian Magpie is a truly magnificent bird.
  21. 'Magpie!..

    'Magpie!..

    When I was down at the new patch a few weeks ago I spotted this Magpie near the houses and when I took this photo it just stayed around for a while and then flew up on to one of the balconies, quite at home!lol I liked the colouring of this and thought that I could share! Do hope you all like it!
  22. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

    Western form - female
  23. It's that Magpie Again

    It's that Magpie Again

    I have posted a couple of pictures of this bird already, but here's a back view.
  24. Gymnorhina Tibicen

    Gymnorhina Tibicen

    I used to think Pica pica was my favourite bird. Now it could be Gymnorhina tibicen. They have such clear markings.
  25. A Proud Bird Walking

    A Proud Bird Walking

    These Australian birds are just like English Crows and Magpies. This one was not going to run away just because of me.
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