The everyday of our family farm
A serious discussion, I'd say. There are lots of magpies on the dry side of Washington (state) and Oregon. I wish we had them here.
I adore our magpies. Their warble sings of home to me.
I thought it was a magpie! Such pretty markings.
Our magpies are pretty but I hate them. They steal the eggs from the nests of the small birds and also from time to time kill the little birds as well! Grrrrrrr Diane
Oh, really, I have not heard of our Australian Magpies doing that. They eat insects and worms.
So nice
Great shot! Is it a Noisy Minor doing the attacking?
No, one much smaller, a Willie Wagtail.
Walking around with attitude.
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A serious discussion, I'd say. There are lots of magpies on the dry side of Washington (state) and Oregon. I wish we had them here.
ReplyDeleteI adore our magpies. Their warble sings of home to me.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a magpie! Such pretty markings.
ReplyDeleteOur magpies are pretty but I hate them. They steal the eggs from the nests of the small birds and also from time to time kill the little birds as well! Grrrrrrr Diane
ReplyDeleteOh, really, I have not heard of our Australian Magpies doing that. They eat insects and worms.
DeleteSo nice
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Is it a Noisy Minor doing the attacking?
ReplyDeleteNo, one much smaller, a Willie Wagtail.
DeleteWalking around with attitude.
ReplyDelete