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Posted: 04 Apr 2014

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1/125 • f/5.9 • 42.8 mm • ISO 400 •

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Australian Magpie •
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Magpies and Fence

Magpies and Fence
A family group of Australian Magpies in the beachfront nature reserve, on a wet day. I'd suggest viewing this on black. HFF!

EDIT. For those overseas, do yourselves a favour and listen to this magpie: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYEYc8Ge3nw

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 beverley
beverley has replied
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o0o ours came into the garden yesterday and they are
feeding young I think ... soon it will be so noisy with them
when they bring them to feed ... ;-) but they frighten the
other birds away sadly ... but have a reputation for stealing
eggs ... do they ...? I do not know ... I only know they are
inquisitive ;-) perhaps they are misjudged ... let the
debate rage ;-) oOo
10 years ago.
 beverley
beverley
CONGRATULATIONS from the MEMBERS of EXPLORED 4U

good week I hope for you George ;-)
10 years ago.
 tiabunna
tiabunna club has replied
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Thank you, Bev. Yes, it's going well now the dentist is past. :)
10 years ago.
 Jean
Jean
The foreground one looks as if it is having a think about the fence. The all look intelligent birds and are certainly striking.
10 years ago.
 tiabunna
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I think it was striking a pose for the camera, Jean. :) They are fairly intelligent birds though.
10 years ago.

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