Angry Magpie

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This is my post for the contest by @nelinoeva on the topic Feathered Friends - Show Me A Photo Contest Round 43 - ANGRY BIRD.

ANGRY BIRDS - sounds like a game on an iPhone. And a cartoon.
And after all, when I saw the task, I thought - where can I find the answer to the problem? I looked out the window and saw that fate itself showed me the answer - the angry magpie.



This year 3-4 magpies regularly fly near the house. Apparently, a family of magpies has grown chicks because last year in winter and spring this year I usually saw a lonely magpie. And now they cheerfully fly to the lawn in front of my house with their company and start actively pecking at something there,
This time one magpie was shouting something to her companions, but my window was closed and I didn't hear anything.




Why do magpies sit on my fence like this? This is a metal whose thickness is only 0.55 mm. I think they can cut their paws sitting on such a thin metal sheet. Magpies very often sit on this metal picket fence.






I see magpies in this place almost every day. Sometimes 2 or 3 birds sit at once. They raise their tail in a very funny way. I think they are balancing in such a way so as not to fall.



The magpie shouted something in the direction of her friend or friend and jumped to the ground. They peck something every morning on the lawn between my fence and the road. There are no other birds in this place. Apparently, each bird species here has its own area for finding food.

This concludes my short story about the angry magpie.

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