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Eurasian Magpie/Pica pica/skata. Värmland, Sweden (28 June 2026).
Any Good Tidings?
“Take year 3 student Emma Glenfield, who started with a simple question about magpies and wound up conducting some cutting-edge research almost by accident."
Emma Glenfield wants to know why magpies swoop. She's conducting some cutting-edge research — and displaying her results with Lego.
Pride Crows for @velvetfur! Enjoy~
one for sorrow, two for joy
A cheeky family of magpies! This family visited us a lot through July. There were three youngsters in total and it was fun to see them bounce around, begging for food from the parents, teasing the wood pigeons and generally learn to be little mischievous magpies. They were a joy to watch!