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A magpie's nest is commonly referred to as a "bower." Magpies are known for building large, elaborate nests made of twigs, grasses, and other materials, often incorporating mud and other debris for added structure. These nests can be found in trees or shrubs, typically at a height that provides protection from predators. The construction of the nest can vary between species of magpies, but they all exhibit remarkable building skills.
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Do male make the nest for magpies?
Both magpies help in constructing the nest
Where do magpies nest?
In trees!
What tree does a magpie live in?
Magpies will nest in any tree.
What birds invade a nest and steal baby birds?
Magpies and woodpeckers.
Do magpies nest in trees or buildings?
They build their nest in trees because a building people may scare them away.
Why are magpies considered thiefs?
Because they take shiny things for there nest x
Do magpies return to the nests they build in trees?
we have watched magpies build a very sturdy nest at the top of a tree, and we wondered if they rern as a permanent home.
Are magpies unlucky nesting next to your house?
They are if they nest next to my house. they are loud and obnoxious until...
What is a group of magpies called?
A group of magpies is called a tiding, tribe, charm, gulp, flock, or murder
What is the fear of magpies called?
Magophobia
Can magpies nest in chimneys?
Yes, magpies can nest in chimneys, especially if the chimney is unused or not regularly maintained. They prefer sheltered and elevated locations for nesting, and a chimney can provide a suitable environment. However, nesting in chimneys can lead to blockages and potential hazards, so it's important to have them inspected and cleaned regularly to prevent such issues.
Is a magpies nest good for a garden?
No because if you go out side while wearing something shiny it will peck you and try to take the shiny thing
