Magpies

The concentric circles from the centre of a target are bull, inner ,magpie,outer

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it means the world will end

Yes. All birds will regrow feathers. Birds go through a molt each year. Molt is the loss of old and damaged feathers and the regrowth on new ones. If the magpie can still fly and if it survives until its next molting period, it will have a new feather to replace the lost one.

Magpies hunt during the night and day, scratching the ground for worms, slugs, Spiders and small insects like grasshoppers.

Yes you can hurt a magpie that is just a superstition. or at least I think...

average lifespan of the magpie is unknown, some individuals have been known to live for up to 30 years.

Suburban magpies are also exposed to harm from people throwing things at them or destroying their nests. These birds are also commonly killed by cars.

Magpies can also be killed by domestic cats and a range of native predators including goannas, peregrine falcons, crows and ravens.

Magpies do cackle like how crows squawk. A cackle is a laugh usually associated with witches and other evil beings known to be high pitched and very unique.

Superstitions are just that! Why should finding a feather be lucky?

i dont know i thought u could tell me

of course it is!!!!

Yes. All birds lose feathers in the natural process ofmolting(replacing worn-out feathers with new ones by shedding them and growing new ones). Birds can also lose feathers by near escapes with predators.

Yes they eat quietly but not slowly because they eat fast

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1 for sorrow

2 for joy

3 for a girl

4 for a boy

5 for silver

6 for gold

7 for a secret never to be told

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That is the correct spelling of the word "magpie" (any of several species of crows).

They have extra skin flaps on their feet, used to grip branches better.

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Lesley Sharp. =]

The same way you do with any other species of duck. The males of any duck species tend to have a lower growlike quack, have more iridescent feathers, may be more aggressive, and have the curly drake feathers on their tails.

Not normally

It means that the Magpies are probably going to roost.

They will if the cat is not lazy or fat or too small. If you get magpies in the garden, I would recommend keeping the cat inside, whether it's a beach ball on legs or not. Bells on collars are bad cos they not only drive the cat mad at night when it's rolling around trying to get to sleep, it drives people mad as well!

A baby magpie.

the Latin name is Pica pica