@XLOR: it’s neither popular nor unpopular, except when it’s divebombing people during the nesting season, at which time it is not popular; nor is it rare – what is it you don’t understand?
XLOR
on May 2, 2008 at 8:54 pm
Or this is a rare bird in Australia..didn’t understand.
XLOR
on May 2, 2008 at 8:52 pm
Looks like a usual Russian crow.
Is that the most popular bird in Australia?
Darlene
on May 1, 2008 at 12:15 pm
Beautiful picture! The early bird does catch the worm! Happy WW!
Interesting bird. Reminds me of our US pigeons. LOL! Hope you enjoy our WW photos.
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@XLOR: it’s neither popular nor unpopular, except when it’s divebombing people during the nesting season, at which time it is not popular; nor is it rare – what is it you don’t understand?
Or this is a rare bird in Australia..didn’t understand.
Looks like a usual Russian crow.
Is that the most popular bird in Australia?
Beautiful picture! The early bird does catch the worm! Happy WW!
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I guess i have seen that bird when i took a vacation there. i remember almost touching a cockatoo at our apartment in Hamilton Island.
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Cool bird. I think I’ve heard magpies are very smart and can be taught to speak. Is that right?
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It’s an Australian magpie, in Australian vernacular a “maggie”. http://www.austmus.gov.au/factsheets/australian_magpie.htm
What flavor bird is this? Looks like some kind of corvid.
Interesting looking bird! i don’t know that we have those here. My photo this week is about motherhood…
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