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23-12-2022, 11:55 AM
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Kicking back
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Western sydney
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Well, not so interestingly, but with the angry mother magpie. When she is foraging with the 2 juniors, if the smaller one squauks because it cannot find anything she will feed it, however the larger junior, if it squauks she will push it over. Twice ive had to break it up as the mother bird has had that junior upside down, claw on the chest and beak around its neck. Pretty voilent stuff considering theyre family and its not a turf war.
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Re: Birds (feathered ones)
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