Very interesting facts about the evil bird

The magpie is a rather special bird with very high intelligence. Here are some interesting discoveries about this bird.

Magpies can reach a length of 40cm - 45cm and weigh from 198g - 255g with black and white fur that is easy to identify. Magpies are long, pointed beaks, short wings, round oval and wedge-shaped long tail It is through this long tail that it can fly in space and change the direction of flight quickly when needed.

The magpie is a less moving bird.

The magpie is the omnivore. Its food in the winter includes cereals, berries, nuts and fruits, spring is eggs, chicks and rodents, summer is insects. Magpies are often classified as pests because it often destroys gardens and fields when it searches for food.

Recent scientific studies have shown that magpie are very afraid of glowing objects and often stay away from them. In particular, magpie is very intelligent, it is one of the few animals (monkeys, bottlenose dolphins and Asian elephants) that can recognize themselves when looking in the mirror.

The magpie is a less moving bird. Much of its life is in a 9.6 km radius of where it was born. In the summer, magpie live in small-scale herds, they live in large flocks of about 200 individuals in winter.

The magpie is the one that usually lays 5-8 eggs and the eggs hatch after 3 weeks.

The breeding season of the magpie is spring. Females usually lay between 5-8 eggs and eggs will hatch after 3 weeks. The female bird will hatch the eggs and the male will find food for the female during this hatching period. Both males and females take care of the chicks together until the chicks learn to protect themselves.