Magpies

To:	Rosemary Blemings <>
Subject:	Magpies
From:	David Rees <>
Date:	Mon, 4 Sep 2017 21:44:33 +0000

Wonderful example of the work of the 'drag and drop' age! Whats more they don't swoop! Best just called Magpies as they occur right across temperate Eurasia and into the west of US/Canada. Great bird though.

David

On Mon, Sep 4, 2017 at 9:18 PM, Rosemary Blemings <> wrote:

We’ve just found the latest Our Canberra: Belconnen Edition newsletter in the mailbox.
On the back, justifiably, is a panel entitled It’s Magpie Swooping Season.

There’s a street scene photograph and a Magpie “comin at yer” but beside the title there’s an image of a European Magpie Pica Pica.

Rosemary

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